tortive (Meaning)
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tortive (a.)
Twisted; wreathed.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tortive
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tortive Sentence Examples
- The cunning tortoises breached the barricade, their patient advance a testament to their determination.
- The surgeon's scalpel was a delicate instrument, its movements intricate and tortive.
- The labyrinthine path led the explorers deeper into the ancient ruins, its winding curves a constant torment.
- The intricately carved tortive doorknob concealed a secret passage to a hidden chamber.
- The complex tortive equation required hours of painstaking calculations to decipher.
- The gnarled oak tree had survived centuries, its tortive branches reaching towards the heavens.
- The winding river took a tortive course, meandering through valleys and hills.
- The injured bird's wing was tortive and fractured, its bone shattered beyond repair.
- The criminal's tortive confession revealed a convoluted and twisted tale of deceit and treachery.
- The ornate tortive silver jewelry depicted intricate scenes of mythology and legend.
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Twisted; wreathed.
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The cunning tortoises breached the barricade, their patient advance a testament to their determination.
The surgeon's scalpel was a delicate instrument, its movements intricate and tortive.
The labyrinthine path led the explorers deeper into the ancient ruins, its winding curves a constant torment.
The intricately carved tortive doorknob concealed a secret passage to a hidden chamber.
