Free and Uncovered

Free

Free adjective - Not being under the rule or control of another.

Uncovered and free are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Uncovered" instead an adjective "Free".

Nearby Words: freely, freed

Uncovered

Uncovered adjective - Lacking a usual or natural covering.
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Synonyms for Uncovered

Free and uncovered are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Free" instead an adjective "Uncovered".

Nearby Word: uncovering

Both words in one sentence

  • Evil Cannot Comprehend Good Shows up after his ruse is uncovered when he tries to trade her life for keeping the ship afloat and can't seem to understand that she doesn't care that she may die if she can destroy the ship and free all the trapped souls.
  • Film / Mitchell Villain Ball: Cummings would've almost certainly gotten away scot-free if he hadn't tried to double-cross Mistretta and Mitchell, since Mitchell hadn't uncovered any evidence that a DA would consider using against Cummings apart from knowing about a heroin shipment.
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