writhe Meaning, pronunciation, usage in a sentence, synonyms, ...

/raɪð/

Main Example

He began to writhe on the ground after he fell.

Grammatical Info:

Verb (v.)

To twist or move in a way that shows pain or discomfort.

Other Example

She started to writhe in agony after the bee sting.

The injured animal began to writhe in the trap.

He couldn't help but writhe in discomfort during the long meeting.

writhe in pain

writhe on the floor

writhe with discomfort

squirm

thresh

contort

/raɪð/

Main Example

The dancers writhe gracefully to the music.

Grammatical Info:

Verb (v.)

To move in a twisting or contorted motion, often in a dance or similar activity.

Other Example

/raɪð/

Main Example

His writhe of pain was hard to watch.

Grammatical Info:

Noun (n.)

A twisting or contorted movement, often associated with pain.

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