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Meanings of
tautness
in English
Portuguese
tensão
Catalan
tensió
Spanish
tensión
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The physical condition of being stretched or strained.
tension
tenseness
tensity
Portuguese
tensão
Catalan
tibantor
Spanish
tensión
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Lack of movement or room for movement.
tightness
looseness
Catalan
tibantor
Synonyms
Examples for "
tension
"
tension
tenseness
tensity
Examples for "
tension
"
1
Yet continued
tension
between civilians and health officials perhaps vindicated his approach.
2
The opening of state borders continues to create political
tension
in Australia.
3
Results: In 10 patients it was possible to perform
tension
free urethroplasty.
4
There is now a
tension
between economic and political motives within Europe.
5
There is clearly
tension
emerging between the tourism industry and State policy-makers.
1
The falter in the words spoke to the
tenseness
of his suspense.
2
The
tenseness
of the clasp revealed the strain that was upon her.
3
Something came to relieve the
tenseness
of the moment for Jolly Roger.
4
The
tenseness
of her attitude relaxed suddenly when the child was gone.
5
Their
tenseness
made the oldest trick in the world serve Lockley's purpose.
1
The Mistress was listening with a
tensity
which momentarily grew more painful.
2
The girl gazed with growing
tensity
;
her hat-brim pressed the window.
3
And still the deadlock, the atmosphere of
tensity
growing more vibrant every second.
4
He sat up suddenly, his muscular
tensity
increasing the hurt of the scurvy.
5
Her hand, resting lightly on the door-handle, gripped it with a sudden
tensity
.
Usage of
tautness
in English
1
Infinite
tautness
between sense and form, sign and substance, matter and spirit.
2
The
tautness
of our rope shows she must still be holding on.
3
It feels like he's reaching down through years to touch this
tautness
.
4
His shoulders had the
tautness
of someone who is angry or afraid.
5
Experience had drawn Annja's reflexes to hair-trigger
tautness
where her survival was concerned.
6
Billy examined the
tautness
of the tent ropes and the fixedness of stakes.
7
He gestured to a messenger, swallowed the
tautness
of his throat.
8
The flatness of belly, the
tautness
of muscles as she strains against the manacles.
9
Scott knew it was a hanging
tautness
in his stomach.
10
His entire body hungered for keen sensation, something exciting and violent to relieve the
tautness
.
11
But he felt a
tautness
across his face: as though someone was pressing on it.
12
The creature startled, a muscular
tautness
rippling through her.
13
These happy circumstances did not take away any
tautness
from the performance of Fabio Capello's side.
14
Something else was hidden among the wrinkles, adding further
tautness
to his closed eyelids-an uneasy hesitancy.
15
The provocative move only accentuated the length of her legs and the
tautness
of her body.
16
André's cheerfully chubby face showed a certain
tautness
.
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tautness
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
feel the tautness
carry tautness
certain tautness
due tautness
eager tautness
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Translations for
tautness
Portuguese
tensão
Catalan
tensió
tibantor
Spanish
tensión
Tautness
through the time