twisted in Latin
twisted in Latin is tortilis, tortus — twisted means bent, wound, or contorted out of its natural shape.
twisted in Latin
tortilis
wound spirally
tortus
contorted
What does "twisted" mean?
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adj Bent, wound, or contorted out of its natural shape.
"The old oak tree had a twisted trunk shaped by years of wind."
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adj Mentally or morally distorted; disturbing or perverse.
"It was a twisted plot, and the audience left feeling deeply uneasy."
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twisted in a sentence
- The old oak tree had a twisted trunk shaped by years of wind.
- He untangled the twisted cable behind the desk before plugging it in.
- It was a twisted plot, and the audience left feeling deeply uneasy.
- The killer had a twisted sense of humor.
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What is "twisted" in Latin?
"twisted" in Latin is tortilis, tortus. twisted means: Bent, wound, or contorted out of its natural shape.
How do you use "twisted" in a sentence?
Example: "The old oak tree had a twisted trunk shaped by years of wind." In Latin, "twisted" is tortilis, tortus.
Are there other ways to say "twisted" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "twisted": tortilis, tortus.
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