wrythen Synonyms
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wrythen Meaning
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wrythen (p. p.)
Writhen.
wrythen Sentence Examples
- The old man's gnarled fingers were wrythen with arthritis.
- The twisted and wrythen branches of the ancient oak tree reached towards the sky.
- The serpent's wrythen form slithered through the grass, its venomous fangs bared.
- The tapestry depicted a scene of battle, with soldiers writhing in wrythen agony.
- The dancer's limbs moved with a wrythen grace, as if they were made of liquid.
- The smoke from the fire billowed and wrythen around the chimney, creating a sinister atmosphere.
- The child's face was wrythen in terror, as it witnessed the storm raging outside.
- The artist's brushstrokes were wrythen and expressive, capturing the torment of the subject.
- The ruins of the castle were a testament to the wrythen passage of time.
- The sculptor's masterpiece featured a wrythen figure, its body twisted in an eternal dance of pain and ecstasy.
FAQs About the word wrythen
Writhen.
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The old man's gnarled fingers were wrythen with arthritis.
The twisted and wrythen branches of the ancient oak tree reached towards the sky.
The serpent's wrythen form slithered through the grass, its venomous fangs bared.
The tapestry depicted a scene of battle, with soldiers writhing in wrythen agony.
