verray in a sentence

Definition

VERRAY (adjective): an archaic form of "very," meaning true, genuine, or real.

The ancient manuscript revealed a verray truth about the region's history.
In her poetry, she often celebrated the verray beauty of nature and its wonders.
The knight's verray courage was admired by all who witnessed his deeds.
To her, love was a verray force that could conquer any challenge.
His commitment to the cause was not just a facade, but a verray devotion.