writhe in Greek
writhe in Greek is σφαδάζω — writhe means to twist the body sharply, especially in pain or extreme discomfort.
writhe in Greek
σφαδάζω
Pronounced: sfadazo
(intransitive) To twist bodily; to contort one's self; to be distorted.
What does "writhe" mean?
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verb To twist the body sharply, especially in pain or extreme discomfort.
"He writhed in agony after twisting his ankle."
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- He writhed in agony after twisting his ankle.
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What is "writhe" in Greek?
"writhe" in Greek is σφαδάζω. writhe means: To twist the body sharply, especially in pain or extreme discomfort.
How do you pronounce σφαδάζω?
"writhe" in Greek is σφαδάζω, pronounced "sfadazo".
How do you use "writhe" in a sentence?
Example: "He writhed in agony after twisting his ankle." In Greek, "writhe" is σφαδάζω.
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