unshutter (Meaning)
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unshutter (v. t.)
To open or remove the shutters of.
Synonyms & Antonyms of unshutter
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unshutter Sentence Examples
- The photographer unshuttered the lens, eager to capture the perfect moment.
- The shutter of the camera remained unshuttered, taunting the impatient photographer.
- The old wooden shutters unshuttered with a creak, revealing a forgotten secret.
- The unshuttered window provided a breathtaking view of the sprawling city below.
- The sun's rays unshuttered through the forest canopy, painting the earth with dappled light.
- The stars unshuttered their brilliance, twinkling above the dark and silent town.
- The blinds remained unshuttered, casting an eerie gloom over the unoccupied room.
- The filmmaker unshuttered the camera with precision, determined to create a cinematic masterpiece.
- The shuttered shop remained unshuttered for the first time in years, a sign of hope amidst adversity.
- The unshuttered door of the ancient castle invited the curious visitor to step inside its shadowy depths.
FAQs About the word unshutter
To open or remove the shutters of.
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No antonyms found.
The photographer unshuttered the lens, eager to capture the perfect moment.
The shutter of the camera remained unshuttered, taunting the impatient photographer.
The old wooden shutters unshuttered with a creak, revealing a forgotten secret.
The unshuttered window provided a breathtaking view of the sprawling city below.
