wending (Meaning)

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wending (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Wend

The road wended its way through the rolling hills, offering glimpses of the picturesque countryside.
The river wended through the dense forest, creating a tranquil haven for wildlife.
The trail wended uphill, presenting a challenging but rewarding climb.
The procession wended its way through the narrow streets, drawing the attention of onlookers.
The stream wended its course across the meadow, irrigating the lush grass and wildflowers.
The winding path wended through the garden, leading to hidden nooks and secluded spots.
The riverbanks wended along the river's edge, providing a scenic stroll for hikers and anglers.
The labyrinthine streets of the old city wended in and out, creating a maze-like network.
The car wended its way through heavy traffic, navigating the congested roads with ease.
The stream wended through the valley, its murmuring waters creating a soothing soundtrack to the peaceful surroundings.

of Wend

travelling, going, passing, traveling, proceeding, journeying, speeding, marching,coming, advancing

holding back, checking, checking, arresting, slowing (down or up), hindering, halting, delaying, retarding, detaining

The road wended its way through the rolling hills, offering glimpses of the picturesque countryside.

The river wended through the dense forest, creating a tranquil haven for wildlife.

The trail wended uphill, presenting a challenging but rewarding climb.

The procession wended its way through the narrow streets, drawing the attention of onlookers.