Similar words: crooked, wickedness, redness, tiredness, doggedness, preparedness, wretchedness, indebtedness. Meaning: n. 1. a tortuous and twisted shape or position 2. having or distinguished by crooks or curves or bends or angles 3. the quality of being deceitful and underhanded.
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(1) All sorts of crookedness mean death.
(2) This stiffness leads to crookedness in the paces.
(3) The crookedness of the stairway make it hard for the child to get up.
(4) The five attitudes, such as imperfection, emptiness, crookedness, clumsiness, and stuttering have a common character. They are modest, self-effacement[sentencedict.com], self-restraint and following-up.
(5) We enjoy the straight crookedness of a good walking stick.
(6) The common experiment for draw, compress, crookedness, and shear is carried on the static universal testing machine.
(7) Moreover, the influence of initial crookedness would be reduced as slenderness ratio and bending moment are increased.
(8) Crookedness will occur when one side is stiffer, not if both sides are equal.
(9) They are aware of their own crookedness and deceit as they engage in their personal war of light and darkness.
(10) The crookedness of the stairway made it hard for the child to get up.
(11) All sorts of crookedness mean death. All sorts of sincerity all called the Eternal.
(12) You know as a matter of fact there is nothing as old as crookedness.
(13) She resolutely refused to believe that her father was in any way connected with any crookedness.
(14) In dressage competitions, the judges deduct a fair number of points for crookedness .
(15) She resolutely refuses to believe that her father was in any way connected with any crookedness.
(16) The methodology-distinguishing feature is an additional capability to design well paths prescribed by spatial curves. The maximum crookedness drilling limitations are kept.
(17) Where there is value and confusion, there is also high risk of corruption and 2009 may become known as the first year of major carbon crookedness.
(18) The quality or condition of being tortuous; twistedness or crookedness.
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