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Meanings of pinioned in English
Usage of pinioned in English
1
So we rushed into the water-wheel and seizing the keeper, pinioned him.
2
In another moment the Easterner, his arms securely pinioned, stood as before.
3
He whistled, and in a moment Gervase felt himself pinioned from behind.
4
Then he checked the impulse and stood quietly while they pinioned him.
5
He quickly pinioned Earl and backed him up against the iron railing.
6
Tarzan strained at the bonds which held his arms pinioned behind him.
7
And so saying he suddenly pinioned both my arms with his own.
8
They were pinioned so tightly behind her that she could not move.
9
The fingers of a huntsman pinioned his throat, strangled him, suffocated him.
10
Your soul, whose wings are pinioned, would fly out into the world.
11
She is arrested, and to prevent further mischief her arms are pinioned.
12
He steepled his fingers and pinioned her with a deliberately lecherous gaze.
13
They were led into an outer room, where they were further pinioned.
14
His men stood, grinning, awaiting orders, the two prisoners now fast pinioned.
15
He approached and began sullenly to undo the young man's pinioned arms.
16
Justin's eyes flashed fire as he grabbed me and pinioned my arms.
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United Kingdom
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