Similar words: bend, bending, amends, weekends, round the bend, odds and ends, friendship, trendsetter. Meaning: [bend] 
n. pain resulting from rapid change in pressure.
n. pain resulting from rapid change in pressure. 
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1. The stream bends to the west.
2. The road bends here then straightens out.
3. Some of the hairpin bends had Ruth clinging to her seat.
4. Watch out for sharp bends and adjust your speed accordingly.
5. The road straightens after a series of bends.
6. The roads twist round hairpin bends.
7. The road bends to the right.
8. He always bends towards his wife's taste.
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9. He takes bends much too fast.
10. She always bends towards her husband's taste.
11. This is a bow that bends easily.
12. The river deposits rich soil at its bends.
13. The road bends sharply to the left.
14. Glass bends light of different colours by different amounts.
15. Slow down on the tight bends.
16. The mountain road bends treacherously.
17. The road bends sharply.
18. We started the session with a few knee bends to warm up.
19. Before it reaches the church, the road bends to the left.
20. The road bends to the left after the first set of traffic lights.
21. The path soon bends to the right then straightens out.
22. The road bends to the right after a few yards.
23. The metal bar bends in the middle.
24. Now there are only seconds between the sharp bends.
25. She bends forward from the waist.
26. I never rode around bends or up steep hills.
27. Start with a few knee bends.
28. Couldn't you place the bends on mundane stretches of the road and leave the spectacular views cleared for observation and enjoyment?
29. He bends down and reaches into an icebox below the counter.
30. These tubes should be of adequate bore, without sharp bends(sentencedict.com), and as short as practicable.
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