becry

[bih-krahy]

becry Definition

• 1. to proclaim or announce with shouts
• 2. to denounce or condemn vehemently

Using becry: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "becry" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The protesters becried the government's actions.

• Example

  The critics becried the new policy as a failure.

• Example

  The fans becried the referee's decision.

becry Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for becry

• proclaim
• announce
• denounce
• shout out
• cry out

Phrases with becry

• becried by all and sundry

  condemned or criticized by everyone

  Example

  The politician's scandalous behavior was becried by all and sundry.

• becried to the heavens

  to complain or lament loudly and publicly

  Example

  The citizens becried to the heavens about the lack of basic services in their neighborhood.

• becried as a travesty

  strongly criticized as a mockery or an insult to something

  Example

  The play was becried as a travesty of Shakespeare's work.

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Summary: becry in Brief

The verb 'becry' [bih-krahy] means to proclaim or announce with shouts, or to denounce or condemn vehemently. It is often used in the context of protests, criticism, or complaints, as in 'The protesters becried the government's actions.' 'Becry' can also be used in phrases like 'becried by all and sundry,' meaning condemned by everyone, and 'becried to the heavens,' meaning to complain loudly and publicly.