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Meaning of accoil
Webster
accoil (v. t.)
To gather together; to collect.
To coil together.
accoil Sentence Examples
- The snake began to accoil around its prey, preparing for a swift strike.
- As the rope slipped from his hands, it started to accoil on the ground.
- The climber carefully released the tension, allowing the cable to accoil slowly.
- The spring-loaded mechanism caused the cord to accoil rapidly when triggered.
- In the ancient art of calligraphy, the inkbrush would accoil with precision in the skilled hands of the artist.
- The tension in the coiled spring made it accoil forcefully when released.
- The automatic door closed smoothly, causing the retractable mechanism to accoil quietly.
- The flexible hose would accoil neatly after each use, making it easy to store.
- The dancer's flowing movements caused her scarf to accoil gracefully around her.
- The whip crackled through the air, causing it to accoil before striking the target.
FAQs About the word accoil
To gather together; to collect., To coil together.
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The snake began to accoil around its prey, preparing for a swift strike.
As the rope slipped from his hands, it started to accoil on the ground.
The climber carefully released the tension, allowing the cable to accoil slowly.
The spring-loaded mechanism caused the cord to accoil rapidly when triggered.
