Dictionary entry
Wrick
Pronunciation
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Myanmar Meaning
rick
Definition
wince /wÇns/ v ~ (at sth) (မ်က္ႏွာ) ႐ံႈ႕မဲ့မဲ့ျဖစ္သည္။ He winced (with pain) as she stood on his injured foot. ❍ I still wince at the memory of the stupid things I did. n (usu sing )
Examples
- ‘Seria dropped to all fours and winced as pain cut through her palms like a sharp knife.’
- ‘She winced in pain as he kicked her again
- this time harder
- and then again even harder.’
- ‘Dr. Kline noticed the anxious girl wince in sudden pain and immediately stepped closer to Leanne.’
- ‘She tried to stand
- but she winced in pain and clutched her side before slumping back onto the chair.’
- ‘He lightly touched the burn along his ribcage and winced
- drawing a sharp intake of breath.’
- ‘I winced
- half in pain
- half because I knew what was coming and half because of all the chewing gum stuck to me.’
- ‘He then answers his own question with a vicious sideways slash that drops the bloody-nosed gumshoe to the ground while the entire audience winces in sympathetic pain.’
- ‘Mike was now copying our dad's voice
- which made me wince with emotional pain.’
- ‘I fell backward onto the bed and winced as the pain shot up my torso from my injured leg.’
- ‘I now wince with pain if I have to use another atlas; browsing this one is bliss.’
- ‘I winced in pain
- so distracted by his intensity that I was deaf to the clunking of boots on the concrete floor.’
- ‘Emily said and did nothing but wince slightly in pain.’
- ‘Flora winced in pain as she watched blood trickle down from the wound.’
- ‘She turned to look at him
- and he winced to see a slight glistening in her green eyes.’
- ‘He blinked at her quizzically a few times
- and then looked back at his wound
- and winced in pain.’
- ‘As soon as his left shoulder blade touched the door
- he winced in pain.’
- ‘He glanced sideways at Niall and Luke
- and winced to see them writhing in pain from the fumes.’
- ‘She winced in pain from the stitches in her shoulder when she reached down to the floor.’
- ‘He twitched his head
- and winced as a pain shot along the left side of his face.’
- ‘She winced
- but refused to let them see her pain so she bit her lip and held her chin high.’