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twisty

[twis-tee] / ˈtwɪs ti /


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I hated to think of her getting all twisty waiting for me, but all would be forgiven when she heard I’d been with James.

From Literature

Every corner turned in a twisty new direction.

From Literature

This twisty sci-fi thriller explores a world where everyone is under digital surveillance, and artificial intelligence has been harnessed to try to reduce the crime rate.

From BBC

Although the meaning of the red cloak and details of who might be wearing it are under wraps for now, Winkleman told journalists earlier this month that the next series "gets pretty twisty".

From BBC

This twisty and brilliantly written thriller about a Maine family spins a tale of ambition, trauma and privilege around the proliferation of so-called deepfakes.

From Los Angeles Times