contortion 的定义
- the act or process of contorting.
- the state of being contorted.
- a contorted position.
- something contorted or twisted, as in position or meaning: His account of the incident was a complete contortion of fact.
contortion 近义词
distortion, mutilation
contortion 的近义词 14 个
- deformation
- deformity
- anamorphosis
- crookedness
- dislocation
- grimace
- malformation
- pout
- twist
- ugliness
- unsightliness
- misproportion
- misshapement
- wryness
contortion 的反义词 4 个
更多contortion例句
- After all, marketers are managing campaigns at a time when the support systems for their ads are going through all kinds of contortions.
- The practice of gerrymandering manipulates electoral districts to favor one party over another, which is how you wind up with such strange contortions and thin, snaking appendages on legislative maps.
- A ball-handler who can pull up for three, a stretch big man or even both simultaneously can force contortions away from the Jazz’s preferred drop-big defense.
- “His pained contortions were a photographer’s delight,” Neil Amdur wrote in the New York Times.
- After the contortions of modified and shrunk-down Thanksgivings, it’s exciting to bake something meant for sharing.
- For Republicans, it is a particularly hypocritical contortion.
- "You are very complimentary," said her strange suitor, with a contortion of the lip that was a cross between a grin and a sneer.
- Then a sudden hissing contortion whipped over the widening waters.
- The same moment he saw that, although not dead drunk, she could by no tropical contortion be said to be sober.
- I never imagined that this fearful Asiatic creed could smite or sting an otherwise wholesome soul into such a contortion.
- His pallor, the contortion of his features, the fear portrayed upon them, disclosed the anxiety of his mind.