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Meanings of fray in English
Usage of fray in English
1
I thought it was the result of the fray in the Tower.
2
As always, political issues are starting to enter the fray, he said.
3
Analysts say the army is loath to step into the political fray.
4
They had been able to join the fray at a critical moment.
5
They had been, in their time, in the thick of the fray.
6
The combat became fierce, and the king went forward in the fray.
7
But now the jam and egg party was joining in the fray.
8
By this time the fray was spirited and picturesque in the extreme.
9
At that time, Jean Vernocq was in the midst of the fray.
10
I was with Bacon in '76, in the fray with the Susquehannocks.
11
Right about now their sense of wellbeing may be starting to fray.
12
I was determined to be of the fray; my blood was up.
13
Mr Webb, scenting victory, was trying to rise above the fray yesterday.
14
With Volcan out, only two potential bidders likely remain in the fray.
15
Yet this may be Jeb's only moment to jump into the fray.
16
Max laughed and longed for the fray; he was beginning to live.
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Fray through the time
Fray across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common