unpray (Meaning)
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unpray (v. t.)
To revoke or annul by prayer, as something previously prayed for.
Synonyms & Antonyms of unpray
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unpray Sentence Examples
- The congregation unprayed their petitions, realizing they had strayed from their spiritual path.
- As the storm raged around them, they unprayed for safety, knowing it was out of their hands.
- The thief unprayed his pleas for forgiveness, burdened by his guilt.
- The doctor unprayed for a miracle cure, acknowledging the limits of medicine.
- The soldier unprayed his request for victory, realizing the cost of war.
- The student unprayed for a perfect grade, recognizing the importance of hard work.
- The lover unprayed for reciprocation, understanding the futility of forced affections.
- The parent unprayed for their child's unconditional happiness, knowing life would bring its challenges.
- The scientist unprayed for a breakthrough, embracing the unknown and the joy of discovery.
- The artist unprayed for inspiration, knowing it might never come, but creating regardless.
FAQs About the word unpray
To revoke or annul by prayer, as something previously prayed for.
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No antonyms found.
The congregation unprayed their petitions, realizing they had strayed from their spiritual path.
As the storm raged around them, they unprayed for safety, knowing it was out of their hands.
The thief unprayed his pleas for forgiveness, burdened by his guilt.
The doctor unprayed for a miracle cure, acknowledging the limits of medicine.
