uncork Antonyms
Meaning of uncork
uncork (v)
release
draw the cork from (bottles)
uncork (v. t.)
To draw the cork from; as, to uncork a bottle.
uncork Sentence Examples
- With trembling hands, she uncorked the bottle of vintage champagne.
- The sommelier skillfully uncorked the rare Cabernet Sauvignon, filling the air with its rich aroma.
- As the cork popped with a satisfying sound, the spicy fragrance of the Pinot Noir uncorked.
- The celebration reached its peak when the groom uncorked a magnum of bubbly.
- Carefully, he uncorked the vial containing the precious perfume, releasing its intoxicating scent.
- The anticipation grew as they uncorked the long-aged whiskey.
- With a twist and a gentle tug, he uncorked the bottle of sparkling water, releasing a refreshing hiss.
- The young oenologist uncorked the experimental wine, eager to taste its unique character.
- The bartender deftly uncorked the bottle of prosecco, preparing it for a toast.
- The aroma of ancient spices filled the room as the Egyptologist uncorked a clay jar sealed for centuries.
FAQs About the word uncork
release, draw the cork from (bottles)To draw the cork from; as, to uncork a bottle.
unleash, loosen, let go, unloose, express,release, unlock, unmoor, uncage, discharge
control, curb, govern, smother, constrain, rein (in), contain, hold, regulate, restrain
With trembling hands, she uncorked the bottle of vintage champagne.
The sommelier skillfully uncorked the rare Cabernet Sauvignon, filling the air with its rich aroma.
As the cork popped with a satisfying sound, the spicy fragrance of the Pinot Noir uncorked.
The celebration reached its peak when the groom uncorked a magnum of bubbly.
