bending in Latin
bending in Latin is flexus — bending means the action of curving or forcing something out of a straight line.
bending in Latin
flexus
Capable of being bent without breaking; able to be turned or twisted without breaking.
What does "bending" mean?
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noun The action of curving or forcing something out of a straight line.
"Repeated bending weakened the metal bracket."
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adjective Able to bend or flex without breaking.
"The gymnast’s bending flexibility amazed the judges."
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bending in a sentence
- Repeated bending weakened the metal bracket.
- The gymnast’s bending flexibility amazed the judges.
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What is "bending" in Latin?
"bending" in Latin is flexus. bending means: The action of curving or forcing something out of a straight line.
How do you use "bending" in a sentence?
Example: "Repeated bending weakened the metal bracket." In Latin, "bending" is flexus.
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