serpentize (Meaning)

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serpentize (v. i.)

To turn or bend like a serpent, first in one direction and then in the opposite; to meander; to wind; to serpentine.

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The river serpentizes through the verdant valley, its meandering path creating a picturesque tableau.
The crack in the wall serpentized upwards, creating a jagged line that marred its smooth surface.
The smoke from the fireplace serpentized into the air, forming an ethereal pattern that danced and shimmered.
The root of the tree serpentized underground, reaching deep into the earth for nourishment.
The path serpentized over the hilltop, offering a challenging but rewarding climb.
The lightning bolt serpentized across the sky, illuminating the night with its jagged brilliance.
The veins on the back of his hand serpentized like ancient rivers, carrying the lifeblood through his body.
The garden hose serpentized across the lawn, watering the thirsty plants with its gentle spray.
The cat's tail serpentized sinuously as it stalked its prey, its movements both graceful and deadly.
The cable serpentized beneath the ground, connecting homes and businesses with the vast network of information.

To turn or bend like a serpent, first in one direction and then in the opposite; to meander; to wind; to serpentine.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The river serpentizes through the verdant valley, its meandering path creating a picturesque tableau.

The crack in the wall serpentized upwards, creating a jagged line that marred its smooth surface.

The smoke from the fireplace serpentized into the air, forming an ethereal pattern that danced and shimmered.

The root of the tree serpentized underground, reaching deep into the earth for nourishment.