contorted 的定义
- twisted in a violent manner; distorted.
- twisted back on itself; convoluted.
contorted 近义词
disfigure, distort
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- Without being didactic, Smith debunks contorted arguments that the Civil War was not about slavery.
- This is what the Fairfax County School Board has been wrestling with in a drawn-out, contorted debate about whether to expand the holiday calendar to add Jewish and Muslim holidays, something school districts across the nation already have done.
- For most proteins, researchers have the sequence of amino acids in the ribbon but not the contorted shape they fold into.
- The Hipgnosis founders took a quick look at the strangely-lit photos of contorted bodies….
- But then, with their contorted physiques and feral grimaces they speak directly to the Basquiats.
- Her face contorted and her left hand retreated from the microphone to the back of her neck.
- It was sobering: the desperate denial, the contorted excuses.
- The plea bargain was swiftly contorted into an outright means of extorting inculpatory perjury to bring down targeted individuals.
- Their eyes care little for the soft, changing colours of the ocean or the vast, contorted masses of the clouds.
- He made an effort, contorted himself as much as he could, and penetrated into the cave as far as he was able.
- His body was contorted by gasping sobs, and his feet tapped the floor with the rapidity of those of a man running at top speed.
- The bird's-eye maple has its fibers so singularly contorted as to produce numerous little knots which look like the eye of a bird.
- As she watched him he looked at her, and a spasm of pain contorted his face.