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strung-out

adjective as in hooked

adjective as in elongated

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Example Sentences

“She’s not afraid to look scary or ridiculous,” Hemming said, “but there’s also a strung-out vulnerability about her. And when she sings, she pins you to your seat with the harrowing intensity of her delivery.”

This was a loose, strung-out event but one graced with humor.

The exposed, strung-out convoy remained on the road for weeks and was regularly targeted by Ukrainian partisans.

David Malukas was coming fast for the leaders, seemingly out of nowhere, late Saturday night after a long rain delay and a strung-out race.

There’s a fast-talking salesman, his strung-out wife and their deranged robot vacuum, which has a mind of its own.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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