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Meanings of
decumbent
in English
Lying down; in a position of comfort or rest.
reclining
recumbent
accumbent
Related terms
unerect
Synonyms
Examples for "
reclining
"
reclining
recumbent
accumbent
Examples for "
reclining
"
1
These modern trains offer
reclining
seats and six-, four- and two-person berths.
2
There was the pack in a circle about a big
reclining
oak.
3
And I caught her in my arms again,
half
-
reclining
on the bed.
4
I gazed at her small, slim figure
reclining
in the deck chair.
5
He stopped when he reached the
reclining
form, nosing and sniffing it.
1
The
recumbent
figure is in exact accord with the description by Browning.
2
He returned to work full time and bought a
recumbent
stationary bike.
3
Each sought one of the
recumbent
bodies and fastened itself in place.
4
They thrust forward their heads and peered in at the
recumbent
form.
5
The
recumbent
figure in bed seemed to have actually succumbed to sleep.
1
Such mild-eyed,
accumbent
,
sharp-ribbed horses as now infest the curb-mere whittlings from a larger age-hang their heads at their degeneracy.
Usage of
decumbent
in English
1
The arrows of the
decumbent
sun gilded the ripening grapes above them.
2
As one might expect, the position of greatest ease is the
decumbent
.
3
Sometimes prone, sometimes supine, but always
decumbent
.
4
It is of unusual appearance for a Barberry, with long,
decumbent
branches, which are thickly covered with masses of orange-yellow flowers.
5
It is one of the genus Polypodium; root
decumbent
,
thickly clothed with a very soft close hoal, of a deep yellow colour.
6
The bosomy vapours of Dove's soul are the palette upon which the
decumbent
sun of his spirit casts its vivid orange and scarlet colours.
Grammar, pronunciation and more
Frequent collocations
decumbent sun
always decumbent
decumbent branches
Decumbent
through the time