undercry (Meaning)
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undercry (v. i.)
To cry aloud.
Synonyms & Antonyms of undercry
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undercry Sentence Examples
- The hidden agenda of the organization was meticulously undercried by the whistleblower.
- The undercries of the oppressed fueled the revolution, demanding justice and change.
- The latent racism in the workplace was subtly undercried by the anonymous messages on the bulletin board.
- The artist's nuanced undercries in the painting evoked a profound emotional response from viewers.
- The doctor's undercried diagnosis hinted at a more sinister underlying illness.
- The undercry of despair in the soldier's eyes spoke volumes about the horrors of war.
- The undercried tension between the two lovers permeated their every interaction.
- The undercried irony of the situation became apparent only after the consequences had taken hold.
- The undercried message in the advertisement cleverly appealed to the subconscious desires of consumers.
- The undercries of nature, such as the rustling leaves and the chirping of birds, created a serene symphony that calmed the soul.
FAQs About the word undercry
To cry aloud.
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The hidden agenda of the organization was meticulously undercried by the whistleblower.
The undercries of the oppressed fueled the revolution, demanding justice and change.
The latent racism in the workplace was subtly undercried by the anonymous messages on the bulletin board.
The artist's nuanced undercries in the painting evoked a profound emotional response from viewers.
