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Sentence example with the word 'wrenching'
wrenching
Definition
adj.
causing great physical or mental suffering
Last update: September 13, 2015
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After more gut
wrenching
waiting the word came in.
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Fury at the weird beast and the
wrenching
strain on his own nerves lent eagerness to his acceptance of the idea.
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A common injury inflicted on the highway is the
wrenching
and subsequent dislocation of the carapaco-plastral articulation.
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She killed, leaping and
wrenching
at the poor, screaming birds' throats, blinded to the world with excitement, drunk with blood.
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Mesomelas side-stepped, and neatly chopped--a terrible,
wrenching
bite--at his hindleg in passing.
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It was a ghastly form of warfare, this low running in and
wrenching
snap.
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He got in beside her; there was a moment of backing and
wrenching
before they glided out smoothly on the white driveway.
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Wrenching himself free, he ran down the steps and up the street ahead of the regiment.
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Just beyond was an oak which had been upturned by some
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tornado or storm.
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Suddenly he recollected the basket at his back:
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it open, he found the book there, and joy again suffused his visage.
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"Here, give me the basket," cried Jacky, starting up with sudden and tremendous energy, and
wrenching
the basket out of Peter's hand.
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