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Definition of flexuous in English: flexuousadjective ˈflɛksjʊəsˈflɛkʃuəs literary Full of bends and curves. 弯弯曲曲的,蜿蜒的 he put an arm around her flexuous waist Example sentencesExamples - This slouching, bending and re shaping my flexuous spine is a one of many bad side effects from writing and reading.
- This new interpretation accounts for its appearance as an extended flexuous series of cells, some of which are not seen to be in mutual contact, exhibiting nonlinear cell-size variation.
- Electron microscopy revealed flexuous filamentous virus particles.
- Howard's full range of terms was: cirrus (for clouds made up of ‘parallel, flexuous, or dividing fibres’); cumulus (for convex or conical heaps, building upwards from a horizontal base); and stratus, horizontal sheets of cloud.
Synonyms twisting, winding, curving, curvy, bending, sinuous, undulating, coiling, looping, meandering, serpentine, snaking, snaky, zigzag, convoluted, spiralling, twisty, circuitous, rambling, wandering, indirect, deviating, devious, labyrinthine, mazy
OriginEarly 17th century: from Latin flexuosus, from flexus 'a bending', from the verb flectere. Definition of flexuous in US English: flexuousadjectiveˈflɛkʃuəsˈflekSHo͞oəs literary Full of bends and curves. 弯弯曲曲的,蜿蜒的 he put an arm around her flexuous waist Example sentencesExamples - Electron microscopy revealed flexuous filamentous virus particles.
- This slouching, bending and re shaping my flexuous spine is a one of many bad side effects from writing and reading.
- Howard's full range of terms was: cirrus (for clouds made up of ‘parallel, flexuous, or dividing fibres’); cumulus (for convex or conical heaps, building upwards from a horizontal base); and stratus, horizontal sheets of cloud.
- This new interpretation accounts for its appearance as an extended flexuous series of cells, some of which are not seen to be in mutual contact, exhibiting nonlinear cell-size variation.
Synonyms twisting, winding, curving, curvy, bending, sinuous, undulating, coiling, looping, meandering, serpentine, snaking, snaky, zigzag, convoluted, spiralling, twisty, circuitous, rambling, wandering, indirect, deviating, devious, labyrinthine, mazy
OriginEarly 17th century: from Latin flexuosus, from flexus ‘a bending’, from the verb flectere. |