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enwinding Meaning
enwinding
to wind in or about
enwinding Sentence Examples
- The ivy enwound the ancient oak's gnarled trunk, creating a verdant tapestry.
- The serpent's venomous coils enwound their prey, its hypnotic gaze sealing its fate.
- The winding river enwound the lush meadows, its meanders shaping the landscape.
- The lovers' arms enwound each other, a symbol of their unbreakable bond.
- The silken thread enwound the precious gem, protecting its brilliance and value.
- The enigmatic runes enwound the ancient artifact, holding secrets that only the initiated could decipher.
- The vines enwound the trellis, their lush foliage forming a vibrant canopy.
- The tentacles of the deep-sea creature enwound its victim, a chilling reminder of the perils of the unknown.
- The intricate carvings enwound the temple's columns, depicting scenes of myth and legend.
- The ethereal mist enwound the mountain peak, casting an air of mystery and awe.
FAQs About the word enwinding
to wind in or about
wrapping, tying up, tieing up, begirding,girting, engirding, circling, girthing, bandaging, engirdling
unwrapping, unwinding, untying, unbinding, unlashing, unshackling,ungirding,untieing
The ivy enwound the ancient oak's gnarled trunk, creating a verdant tapestry.
The serpent's venomous coils enwound their prey, its hypnotic gaze sealing its fate.
The winding river enwound the lush meadows, its meanders shaping the landscape.
The lovers' arms enwound each other, a symbol of their unbreakable bond.
