sinew-shrunk (Meaning)
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sinew-shrunk (a.)
Having the sinews under the belly shrunk by excessive fatigue.
Synonyms & Antonyms of sinew-shrunk
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sinew-shrunk Sentence Examples
- The sinew-shrunk muscles of the elderly man betrayed a life of hard work.
- Her sinew-shrunk frame trembled with anticipation as she stood before the judges.
- The sinew-shrunk limbs of the marathon runner spoke volumes of her endurance.
- With sinew-shrunk necks, the scavengers ravenously tore at the carcass.
- The cold pierced her sinew-shrunk body, sending shivers down her spine.
- The sinew-shrunk hands of the craftsman deftly carved intricate designs.
- The sinew-shrunk face of the war veteran bore witness to countless battles.
- Fear had sinew-shrunk his heart, leaving him paralyzed with terror.
- The sinew-shrunk figure of the old tree stood stoically, a testament to time's passage.
- With sinew-shrunk determination, the boxer fought on despite the pain.
FAQs About the word sinew-shrunk
Having the sinews under the belly shrunk by excessive fatigue.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The sinew-shrunk muscles of the elderly man betrayed a life of hard work.
Her sinew-shrunk frame trembled with anticipation as she stood before the judges.
The sinew-shrunk limbs of the marathon runner spoke volumes of her endurance.
With sinew-shrunk necks, the scavengers ravenously tore at the carcass.
