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Meanings of meshed in English
(Used of toothed parts or gears) interlocked and interacting.
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Usage of meshed in English
1
He gazed into Foley's engine, admiring the way the moving parts meshed.
2
A graphite holloway with thousands of overlapping pencil-strokes representing the meshed branches.
3
A close-meshed net of crime and corruption lay upon the whole country.
4
The facts meshed together entirely too well to be an accidental pattern.
5
As a noninvasive technique, close-meshed follow-up studies could be performed with MRA.
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Their shapes wavered, and suddenly they meshed into each other and vanished.
7
I hit the meshed metal and Segesvar landed on top of me.
8
The gaiafield they've meshed together acts like a giant dream catcher net.
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They also question whether the attacks meshed with any larger strategy.
10
His voice was all Kentucky drawl now, which meshed oddly with French words.
11
Ron also felt a familiar jolt of physical excitement when their fingers meshed.
12
They'd taught each other a lot, and their very different styles meshed well.
13
The profitability of meth meshed with the economics and culture of the bazaar.
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Suddenly Ursula opened her gold-meshed bag and snatched a miniature diary from it.
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But wait a little, and the fine-meshed tissues will appear with perfect distinctness.
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Prescott meshed his fingers and leaned his elbows on the table.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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