reclinant Antonyms
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Meaning of reclinant
Webster
reclinant (a.)
Bending or leaning backward.
reclinant Sentence Examples
- The reclinant sofa invited her to sink into its plush embrace, offering unparalleled comfort.
- As the sun set, the traveler found a shady tree to curl up in its reclinant branches for a peaceful nap.
- The reclinant chair in the doctor's office offered solace to patients during their check-ups.
- The reclinant cushions on the bay window seat provided the perfect vantage point to watch the waves crash.
- The reclining figure in the painting captured the serenity of a moment spent in deep contemplation.
- She stretched out on the reclinant chaise lounge, savoring the warmth of the sun on her skin.
- The reclinant bed in the hospital room provided comfort and relief to the recovering patient.
- The old woman sat in her reclinant armchair by the fireplace, her memories drifting like embers in the air.
- The reclinant seats in the theater allowed the audience to fully immerse themselves in the performance.
- The reclining pose in yoga known as "Supta Baddha Konasana" helps to open up the hips and reduce stress.
FAQs About the word reclinant
Bending or leaning backward.
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The reclinant sofa invited her to sink into its plush embrace, offering unparalleled comfort.
As the sun set, the traveler found a shady tree to curl up in its reclinant branches for a peaceful nap.
The reclinant chair in the doctor's office offered solace to patients during their check-ups.
The reclinant cushions on the bay window seat provided the perfect vantage point to watch the waves crash.
