wrie Antonyms
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Meaning of wrie
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wrie (a. & v.)
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wrie Sentence Examples
- The author wrie diligently at their desk, crafting words with precision.
- She wrie a heartfelt letter to her distant friends, longing for their company.
- The teacher wrie complex equations on the blackboard, his students watching intently.
- The young artist wrie vibrant strokes across the canvas, creating a vibrant masterpiece.
- The surgeon wrie intricate sutures, preserving the patient's well-being.
- The engineer wrie detailed blueprints, ensuring the stability of the bridge.
- The historian wrie comprehensive accounts of past events, preserving them for generations to come.
- The singer wrie a soulful melody, her voice carrying the weight of her emotions.
- The composer wrie an enchanting symphony, weaving together instruments and harmonies.
- The architect wrie bold designs, shaping the skylines of cities.
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The author wrie diligently at their desk, crafting words with precision.
She wrie a heartfelt letter to her distant friends, longing for their company.
The teacher wrie complex equations on the blackboard, his students watching intently.
The young artist wrie vibrant strokes across the canvas, creating a vibrant masterpiece.
