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cry

[krahy] / kraɪ /




VERB
formally announce to others
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Example Sentences

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A far cry from the control they showed during the majority of last season.

From BBC

She was crying most days as she struggled to come to terms with the losses, and said it taught her how to be vulnerable and "how being open and honest actually helps people help you".

From BBC

Some cried or hugged each other at the morning ceremony, with a surf lifesaving helicopter hovering overhead, television images showed.

From Barron's

The offer made her cry, both because it was so kind and because she felt it was the wrong order of things.

From MarketWatch

The offer made her cry, both because it was so kind and because she felt it was the wrong order of things.

From MarketWatch