sinuous in Latin
sinuous in Latin is sinuōsus — sinuous means bending and curving repeatedly, like a winding path.
sinuous in Latin
sinuōsus
Having curves in alternate directions; meandering.
What does "sinuous" mean?
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adj Bending and curving repeatedly, like a winding path.
"This is the perfect climbing tree: wrought by two centuries of good London living, its sinuous spread presents any number of routes into the canopy."
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adj Moving with grace and suppleness.
"We were entranced by her sinuous dance."
- adj (figurative) Dishonest and not straightforward in character.
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sinuous in a sentence
- This is the perfect climbing tree: wrought by two centuries of good London living, its sinuous spread presents any number of routes into the canopy.
- We followed every bend of the sinuous river.
- We were entranced by her sinuous dance.
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What is "sinuous" in Latin?
"sinuous" in Latin is sinuōsus. sinuous means: Bending and curving repeatedly, like a winding path.
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