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Meanings of twisted together in English
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Usage of twisted together in English
1
This she pulled off in strips and twisted together into long strings.
2
The towers of the castles twisted together to create a vast interconnected city.
3
It was abundant and nut-brown, and artfully and scrupulously interwoven and twisted together.
4
Kumasaka lifted his spear and the two weapons were twisted together.
5
Twine would have originally referred to just two threads twisted together.
6
His thin, feverish-looking hands, with the fingers strongly twisted together, rested upon it.
7
Her fingers were twisted together, her slim form was tense with stifled emotions.
8
If you have two ground wires in there, they should be twisted together.
9
Yes, it'll do for a while, though it's only twisted together.
10
He twisted together a cup of bark and brought her water from the spring.
11
Virginia caught the slender, cold fingers that twisted together nervously.
12
She looked at her hands, which she twisted together as if they were cold.
13
There are some couples who sleep twisted together like snakes for the whole night.
14
Her lips twisted together, hugging each other and finally parting.
15
The serpentine column consists of three serpents twisted together: the heads are gone, Mohammed II.
16
He adds that the Indians wrote letters on cotton twisted together (Strabo, xv.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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