twined Definition
- 1past participle of 'twine': twisted together, interlaced, or interwoven
- 2having stems, branches, or tendrils twisted or coiled around each other for support
Using twined: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "twined" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
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The twined branches of the trees formed a natural archway.
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The twined ropes were strong enough to hold the weight of the boat.
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The ivy twined around the fence posts and created a natural barrier.
twined Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for twined
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Summary: twined in Brief
'Twined' [twaɪnd] is the past participle of 'twine', meaning twisted together, interlaced, or interwoven. It can also describe stems, branches, or tendrils that are twisted or coiled around each other for support. Examples include 'The twined branches of the trees formed a natural archway.' and 'The ivy twined around the fence posts and created a natural barrier.'
