uncart Antonyms
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Meaning of uncart
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uncart (v. t.)
To take from, or set free from, a cart; to unload.
uncart Sentence Examples
- The librarian carefully uncarted the stack of books to prepare them for shelving.
- The grocers swiftly uncarted the crates of fresh produce to fill the shelves.
- The movers skillfully uncarted the heavy furniture and carried it into the house.
- The delivery driver uncarted the packages and left them on the doorstep.
- The volunteers uncarted the donations and organized them for the charity drive.
- The construction workers uncarted the materials and began assembling the scaffolding.
- The historians uncarted the ancient artifacts from the storage room for examination.
- The farmers uncarted the hay bales and distributed them to the animals.
- The campers uncarted their gear and set up their tents in the campground.
- The researchers uncarted the scientific equipment and prepared it for the experiment.
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To take from, or set free from, a cart; to unload.
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The librarian carefully uncarted the stack of books to prepare them for shelving.
The grocers swiftly uncarted the crates of fresh produce to fill the shelves.
The movers skillfully uncarted the heavy furniture and carried it into the house.
The delivery driver uncarted the packages and left them on the doorstep.
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