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knack-kneed (a.)
See Knock-kneed.
knack-kneed Sentence Examples
- The foal was born with a knack-kneed condition, causing its legs to bend inward.
- The rider had to be careful not to put too much pressure on the knack-kneed horse's legs.
- The surgery was successful in correcting the knack-kneed condition of the dog.
- The veterinarian explained that the knack-kneed condition was a common problem in certain breeds of dogs.
- The child was fitted with special braces to help correct the knack-kneed condition.
- The physical therapist taught the child exercises to strengthen the muscles around the knack-kneed joints.
- As the child grew older, the knack-kneed condition became less noticeable.
- The dancer had to overcome the challenges of performing with knack-kneed legs.
- The artist's knack-kneed figure was often the subject of ridicule.
- Despite the criticism, the artist embraced his knack-kneed uniqueness and found success in his career.
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The foal was born with a knack-kneed condition, causing its legs to bend inward.
The rider had to be careful not to put too much pressure on the knack-kneed horse's legs.
The surgery was successful in correcting the knack-kneed condition of the dog.
The veterinarian explained that the knack-kneed condition was a common problem in certain breeds of dogs.
