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Sentences with uncle. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use uncle in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for uncle.

• Uncle, you love me. (22)
• Uncle, uncross your arms. (22)
• Well, Uncle Tom? (8)
• My uncle was one. (9)
• Quick, Uncle Tom! (8)
• My uncle disowns me. (10)
• No, please, Uncle Tom! (8)
• Where is Uncle Nic going? (8)
• Give my love to your uncle. (8)
• What is a cosmogony, Uncle? (8)
• Your uncle accompanies us. (10)
• My uncle talked of two months. (4)
• Uncle Nicholas had put him up. (8)
• Uncle Soames does take the bun. (8)
• What should he say to his uncle? (8)
• It proves him unspoilt by his uncle. (4)
• Now, darling, give Uncle a good hug. (8)
• Do you think me very selfish, Uncle Tom? (8)
• Your Uncle Soames is a match for anybody. (8)
• Are you good at my sort of dancing, Uncle? (8)
• Why, uncle, will you let me be ashamed of you? (22)
• Your Uncle Soames is very particular about that. (8)
• Your uncle was urgent to have the ceremony over. (10)
• Besides, Uncle Soames wants to get back, I expect. (8)
• A gentleman drifting to Bedlam, his uncle calls him. (10)
• Her uncle places his confidence in the man, and in her. (10)
• She is gone down to her uncle at Liverpool: gone to stay. (4)
• Cecilia fancied he must have resembled his uncle Everard. (10)
• The sight of his uncle opposite, too, was a sharp incentive. (8)
• He saw his uncle look at him quite differently, as if approving. (8)
• Beauchamp could fancy his uncle crying out, Who set the example? (10)
• Her father and her uncle had done so: she felt that Robert would. (22)
• Mama saw him here once before, but I was with my uncle at Weymouth. (4)
• The death of an uncle and an unexpected legacy fructified my desire. (16)
• Miss Carrington had a little money: Mr. George was heir to his uncle. (10)
• He had had no idea that his uncle was worth anything like that amount. (13)
• Her Uncle Melville next received a visit from the restless young woman. (10)
• His uncle Algernon was leisurely jolting towards them on his one sound leg. (10)
• Uncle Nic is ill; he will not confess it, that is his way; but he is very ill. (8)
• Uncle Harry is raging, and wants me to promise him not to let her have a cent. (13)
• The train came up, and Richard stepped after his uncle into one of the carriages. (10)
• She saw nothing more of her uncle, nor of her aunt Norris, till they met at dinner. (4)
• I turned, and beheld my good old uncle, Sir Guy, who was standing beside Lady Callonby. (6)
• And he began, unconsciously, to try in his mind the case between himself and his uncle. (13)
• My uncle says nothing, but I am sure he will do everything in his power to get you made. (4)
• She wanted him to love this nephew, and several times she talked to Jackson about his uncle. (13)
• Jane ran to her uncle and aunt, and welcomed and thanked them both, with alternate smiles and tears. (4)
• They attacked Lekkatts the other night, and my uncle fired at them out of a window and wounded a man. (10)
• He reflected somewhat resentfully that he was not obliged to make a guy of himself to please his uncle. (13)
• And this, I fear, is all that can be said for the conduct of one, who was at once her uncle and guardian. (4)
• Since he had eaten up his uncle, this old gentleman of his dreams walked in town and country-only, and alas! (10)
• Foremost, on her grey cob, was Rose, having on her right her uncle Seymour, and on her left Ferdinand Laxley. (10)
• She and her Aunt and Uncle were to go to dinner at the Rectory, but she would plead headache at the last minute. (8)
• Then he managed to express his sense of gratitude for the great opportunities his uncle had given him in Paris. (13)
• At first he followed the small form adopted by his father and his uncle, although he improved on the workmanship. (3)
• If I had reflected at all, I must have seen that Uncle Anthony would never have carried so much through the streets. (10)
• If I had reflected at all, I must have seen that Uncle Anthony would never have carried so much through the streets. (22)
• She could not write to Nevil to bid him come and concert with her in what spirit to encounter his uncle Everard at Steynham. (10)
• And Soames was unloading the estates of his father and Uncle Roger, and to some extent of his Uncle Nicholas. (8)
• Cecil was a fine shot, quite as fond of the pastime as his uncle, and always in favour with him while sport stalked the land. (10)
• My husband has notions of honour; he engaged himself to pay a legacy of debts; his uncle would not pay debts long due to him. (10)
• It assured her that Nevil was not wrong, and dispelled her notion of the vulgar imbroglio of a rich uncle and two thirsty nephews. (10)
• He sighted his melancholy uncle Algernon hunting an appetite in the Row, and looking as if the hope ahead of him were also one-legged. (10)
• She cried bitterly over this reflection when her uncle was gone; and her cousins, on seeing her with red eyes, set her down as a hypocrite. (4)
• Beauchamp had not vacated either Holdesbury or the town-house; he was defying his uncle Everard, and Cecilia thought with him that it was a wise temerity. (10)
• But if ever two offending young gentlemen, nephews of a long-suffering uncle, were circumvented, undermined, and struck to earth, with one blow, here was the instance. (10)

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Definition of uncle:

• uncle, ung’kl, n. the brother of one’s father or mother: an old man generally: a pawnbroker. | n. un’cleship, the state of being an uncle. | uncle sam, the united states or its people. | talk like a dutch uncle (see dutch). (0)

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