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Meaning of windings
windings
having a course that winds, material (such as wire) wound or coiled about an object (such as an armature), having a curved or spiral course or form, a curved or sinuous course, line, or progress, a single turn of the wound material, marked by winding, having a noticeable curved or spiral form, material (as wire) wound or coiled about an object, the manner of winding something, the act of one that winds, a single turn of wound material
windings Sentence Examples
- The intricate windings of the labyrinthine passageway led to a hidden chamber.
- The road wound its way through the rolling hills, offering breathtaking views.
- The snake coiled its body into complex windings, resembling a twisted rope.
- The windings of the river created a series of meandering bends and oxbows.
- The windings of the electrical wires created a dense tangle within the circuit panel.
- The winding staircase ascended gracefully, its steps spiraling upward towards the tower's summit.
- The winding path through the forest led to a secluded clearing, where wildflowers bloomed in profusion.
- The windings of the rope formed a sturdy knot that held the boat securely to the pier.
- The windings of the clock's mainspring drove the gears, keeping time with precision.
- The winding streets of the ancient city unfolded a vibrant tapestry of history and culture.
FAQs About the word windings
having a course that winds, material (such as wire) wound or coiled about an object (such as an armature), having a curved or spiral course or form, a curved or
swirls, twists, spirals, convolutions, folds, loops,coils, flexures, slopes, reflections
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The intricate windings of the labyrinthine passageway led to a hidden chamber.
The road wound its way through the rolling hills, offering breathtaking views.
The snake coiled its body into complex windings, resembling a twisted rope.
The windings of the river created a series of meandering bends and oxbows.
