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Meaning of move involuntarily
Wordnet
move involuntarily (v)
move in an uncontrolled manner
move involuntarily Sentence Examples
- The injured bird's wing moved involuntarily, fluttering feebly.
- The muscles in his face moved involuntarily, revealing his contempt.
- The patient's leg twitched involuntarily during the neurological examination.
- The newborn baby's arms and legs moved involuntarily, eliciting coos from its parents.
- The puppet's strings caused its limbs to move involuntarily.
- The wind caused the tree branches to move involuntarily, creating a rustling sound.
- The injured soldier's body moved involuntarily as he tried to suppress the pain.
- The woman's eyelids flickered involuntarily, indicating her drowsiness.
- The cat's tail moved involuntarily, expressing its annoyance.
- The jellyfish's tentacles moved involuntarily, creating a hypnotic display in the water.
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move in an uncontrolled manner
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The injured bird's wing moved involuntarily, fluttering feebly.
The muscles in his face moved involuntarily, revealing his contempt.
The patient's leg twitched involuntarily during the neurological examination.
The newborn baby's arms and legs moved involuntarily, eliciting coos from its parents.
