antrovert (Meaning)
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antrovert (v. t.)
To bend forward.
Synonyms & Antonyms of antrovert
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antrovert Sentence Examples
- The old bookshelf began to antrovert under the weight of the heavy encyclopedias.
- As she reached for the fallen pen, she had to antrovert slightly to retrieve it from the floor.
- The tower started to antrovert in the strong winds, causing concern among the engineers.
- Carefully, he made sure to antrovert the delicate vase to get a closer look at its intricate design.
- The dancer's graceful move required her to antrovert slightly before executing the elegant spin.
- The tree appeared to antrovert as the storm intensified, its branches swaying in the gusty wind.
- The leaning tower seemed to antrovert even more after the earthquake, prompting safety inspections.
- During the yoga class, participants were instructed to antrovert and touch their toes for a deep stretch.
- The cyclist had to antrovert to maintain balance while navigating the sharp turn in the road.
- The architectural design allowed the roof to antrovert, creating a unique and eye-catching structure.
FAQs About the word antrovert
To bend forward.
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The old bookshelf began to antrovert under the weight of the heavy encyclopedias.
As she reached for the fallen pen, she had to antrovert slightly to retrieve it from the floor.
The tower started to antrovert in the strong winds, causing concern among the engineers.
Carefully, he made sure to antrovert the delicate vase to get a closer look at its intricate design.
