crookback Antonyms
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Meaning of crookback
crookback (n)
a person whose back is hunched because of abnormal curvature of the upper spine
crookback (s)
characteristic of or suffering from kyphosis, an abnormality of the vertebral column
crookback Sentence Examples
- The old shepherd had a crookback from years of tending to his flock in the rugged terrain.
- Despite his crookback, the farmer worked tirelessly in the fields, determined to provide for his family.
- The elderly woman's crookback did little to hinder her passion for gardening; she tended to her flowers with care every day.
- With a stooped posture and a noticeable crookback, the elderly man moved slowly but gracefully through the park.
- The crookbacked figure shuffled along the cobblestone streets, leaning heavily on a wooden cane for support.
- Despite his crookback, the storyteller captivated the audience with his tales of adventure and intrigue.
- The crookbacked blacksmith forged intricate pieces of metalwork, his skilled hands compensating for his physical limitations.
- Over time, the weight of his burdens had left him with a pronounced crookback, but his spirit remained unbroken.
- Despite her crookback, the elderly woman volunteered at the local charity, finding joy in helping those less fortunate.
- With a crookback and weathered hands, the fisherman cast his nets into the sea, hoping for a bountiful catch.
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a person whose back is hunched because of abnormal curvature of the upper spine, characteristic of or suffering from kyphosis, an abnormality of the vertebral c
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The old shepherd had a crookback from years of tending to his flock in the rugged terrain.
Despite his crookback, the farmer worked tirelessly in the fields, determined to provide for his family.
The elderly woman's crookback did little to hinder her passion for gardening; she tended to her flowers with care every day.
With a stooped posture and a noticeable crookback, the elderly man moved slowly but gracefully through the park.
