uncurtain (Meaning)
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uncurtain (v. t.)
To remove a curtain from; to reveal.
Synonyms & Antonyms of uncurtain
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uncurtain Sentence Examples
- As the play began, the velvet curtains slowly uncurtained, revealing the elaborate stage.
- With a dramatic flourish, the magician uncurtained a secret passage, leading to a hidden chamber.
- A gentle breeze uncurtained the sheer drapes, allowing sunlight to flood the room.
- The mystery novel was uncurtained with a startling revelation that left the reader stunned.
- The mayor uncurtained the grand opening of the new town square, amidst cheers and applause.
- The artist uncurtained her masterpiece, a poignant portrait that captivated the hearts of all who saw it.
- A sudden gust of wind uncurtained the windows, sending papers flying through the office.
- The storm clouds uncurtained the heavens, releasing a torrent of rain that washed over the land.
- The curtains of the past softly uncurtained, revealing long-hidden secrets and forgotten memories.
- The truth uncurtained itself like a slowly unfolding tapestry, exposing the intricate workings of the universe.
FAQs About the word uncurtain
To remove a curtain from; to reveal.
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As the play began, the velvet curtains slowly uncurtained, revealing the elaborate stage.
With a dramatic flourish, the magician uncurtained a secret passage, leading to a hidden chamber.
A gentle breeze uncurtained the sheer drapes, allowing sunlight to flood the room.
The mystery novel was uncurtained with a startling revelation that left the reader stunned.
