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twisted

[twis-tid] / ˈtwɪs tɪd /




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Her hair, which she usually wore twisted into a neat bun, was hanging in heavy masses to her waist.

From Literature

Their repair garage teems with an array of inoperable vehicles and twisted metal.

From Los Angeles Times

Earlier on Monday, Mr Abd El Fattah said he took allegations of antisemitism "very seriously" while arguing some of the posts had been "completely twisted out of their meaning".

From BBC

Rubble covered the platform, where a train with shattered windows and twisted doors stood.

From The Wall Street Journal

The study, published in Cell Reports, examined a protein involved in untangling twisted genetic material.

From Science Daily