tortuose (Meaning)
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tortuose (a.)
Wreathed; twisted; winding.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tortuose
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tortuose Sentence Examples
- The hikers traversed the tortuose mountain trail, navigating its winding curves and steep inclines.
- The river flowed tortuously through the rugged canyon, its path marked by sharp bends and hidden obstacles.
- The sculptor carefully carved intricate and tortuose patterns into the marble, creating an ethereal work of art.
- The root system of the ancient tree ran in tortuose paths beneath the ground, seeking nutrients and stability.
- The labyrinthine hallways of the castle were tortuously designed to confuse and bewilder intruders.
- The tortuose road wound its way through the remote countryside, offering stunning views but requiring cautious driving.
- The academic's writing style was often tortuous, filled with complex sentences and obscure references.
- The tortuous path of the bullet through the victim's body proved fatal, leading to extensive internal damage.
- The tortuous history of the country was marked by periods of conflict, occupation, and oppression.
- The tortuous journey of the protagonist through the novel explored themes of love, loss, and redemption.
FAQs About the word tortuose
Wreathed; twisted; winding.
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The hikers traversed the tortuose mountain trail, navigating its winding curves and steep inclines.
The river flowed tortuously through the rugged canyon, its path marked by sharp bends and hidden obstacles.
The sculptor carefully carved intricate and tortuose patterns into the marble, creating an ethereal work of art.
The root system of the ancient tree ran in tortuose paths beneath the ground, seeking nutrients and stability.
