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contorted

[kuhn-tawr-tid] / kənˈtɔr tɪd /












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“I actually find him really small and contorted and tortured.”

From The Wall Street Journal

When we see him finally being moved, he is contorted in his bed from the pain, clutching onto a sick bowl.

From BBC

The indictment detailed the torture of several prisoners, including one identified by the initials K.A.M., whose body Sheikh, prison officials and prison guards allegedly contorted on the “flying carpet” device.

From Los Angeles Times

For more than an hour, I had twisted and contorted myself trying without success to get a grip on that two-inch piece of silicone.

From Salon

“She bounded around with so many positions and backtracked and so desperately contorted ... . She is more consistent now than she was then.”

From Los Angeles Times