serry Antonyms
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Meaning of serry
Webster
serry (v. t.)
To crowd; to press together.
serry Sentence Examples
- The soldiers marched in a serry, their ranks unbroken and unyielding.
- The serry of trees provided a welcome shade from the scorching sun.
- The serry of rocks formed an impenetrable barrier along the coastline.
- The serry of onlookers parted as the bride and groom made their entrance.
- The serry of dancers moved in unison, their steps mesmerizing.
- The serry of clouds obscured the moon's light, casting the city into darkness.
- The serry of mountains loomed over the valley, their peaks shrouded in mist.
- The serry of bookshelves lined the library's walls, each shelf laden with countless stories.
- The serry of buildings formed a towering skyline, reflecting the city's vibrant energy.
- The serry of waves crashed upon the shore with relentless force, their roar echoing through the air.
FAQs About the word serry
To crowd; to press together.
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The soldiers marched in a serry, their ranks unbroken and unyielding.
The serry of trees provided a welcome shade from the scorching sun.
The serry of rocks formed an impenetrable barrier along the coastline.
The serry of onlookers parted as the bride and groom made their entrance.
