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- verbliterarydescry (verb) · descries (third person present) · descried (past tense) · descried (past participle) · descrying (present participle)
- catch sight of:"she descried two figures"
OriginMiddle English: Old French descrier ‘publish, proclaim’, perhaps confused with obsolete descry ‘describe’.Similar and Opposite Wordsverb
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descry meaning: Notice something after careful observation
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