recumb (Meaning)
Wordnet
recumb (v)
lean in a comfortable resting position
Webster
recumb (v. i.)
To lean; to recline; to repose.
Synonyms & Antonyms of recumb
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recumb Sentence Examples
- The weary traveler reclined on the chaise longue, enjoying the comfort of the soft cushions.
- The cat reclumbed lazily in the warm sunlight that streamed through the window.
- The injured man reclumbed on the stretcher, receiving medical attention.
- The dinosaur fossil reclumbed in the museum display, providing a glimpse into prehistoric life.
- The statue of the reclining Buddha reclumbed peacefully in the serene temple.
- The reclining chairs on the deck of the cruise ship offered a comfortable respite from the activities onboard.
- The toddler reclumbed in her mother's lap, listening intently to a bedtime story.
- The photographer reclumbed behind his camera, capturing the perfect moment.
- The hiker reclumbed on a rock, admiring the breathtaking view from the mountain peak.
- The dancer reclumbed, showcasing her graceful flexibility in the dimly lit theater.
FAQs About the word recumb
lean in a comfortable resting positionTo lean; to recline; to repose.
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The weary traveler reclined on the chaise longue, enjoying the comfort of the soft cushions.
The cat reclumbed lazily in the warm sunlight that streamed through the window.
The injured man reclumbed on the stretcher, receiving medical attention.
The dinosaur fossil reclumbed in the museum display, providing a glimpse into prehistoric life.
