contorting (Meaning)

contorting

to twist into an unusual appearance or unnatural shape, to twist into or as if into a strained shape or expression, to twist in a violent manner

No weak antonyms found.

The gymnast's contorting body defied the laws of flexibility.
The venomous snake contorted its coils as it prepared to strike.
The artist's contorted limbs formed a mesmerizing silhouette.
The clown's exaggerated contortions sent ripples of laughter through the audience.
The contorting metal sculpture seemed to come alive in the flickering light.
The dancer's contorted body became a fluid symphony of movement.
The contorted tree branches bore witness to the raging storm that had passed.
The actor's contorted facial expressions conveyed the character's intense pain.
The contorted lines of the abstract painting left viewers with a sense of disorientation.
The contorting vines wrapped around the trellis, creating a intricate living tapestry.

to twist into an unusual appearance or unnatural shape, to twist into or as if into a strained shape or expression, to twist in a violent manner

distorting, screwing, curling, torturing, deforming,warping, squinching, disfiguring, misshaping, twining

straightening, unbending,uncurling,

The gymnast's contorting body defied the laws of flexibility.

The venomous snake contorted its coils as it prepared to strike.

The artist's contorted limbs formed a mesmerizing silhouette.

The clown's exaggerated contortions sent ripples of laughter through the audience.