verray (Meaning)
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verray (a.)
Very; true.
Synonyms & Antonyms of verray
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verray Sentence Examples
- The knight's loyalty to the king was verray, steadfast and unwavering.
- In medieval literature, chivalry was often portrayed as the verray essence of a noble character.
- She spoke with a verray heart, expressing her true feelings without reservation.
- The poet's verses were filled with verray emotions, touching the hearts of those who read them.
- His verray intentions were questioned by many, but he remained true to his word.
- The old manuscript contained verray accounts of historical events, providing a glimpse into the past.
- The wise elder shared his verray wisdom with the younger generation, guiding them on the path of righteousness.
- Amidst the chaos, there was a verray sense of peace that settled over the tranquil meadow.
- The artist painted with verray inspiration, capturing the essence of nature on canvas.
- Their friendship was verray, built on years of shared experiences and mutual trust.
FAQs About the word verray
Very; true.
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The knight's loyalty to the king was verray, steadfast and unwavering.
In medieval literature, chivalry was often portrayed as the verray essence of a noble character.
She spoke with a verray heart, expressing her true feelings without reservation.
The poet's verses were filled with verray emotions, touching the hearts of those who read them.
