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tendril

noun as in curl of hair or plant

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In these dark times, it's more important than ever to nurse tendrils of joy.

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Gently and assuredly we understand the way choices seeded in the past wind their tendrils through the life of generations not yet born.

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The 2022 study focused directly on Jupiter's cyclones, but Siegelman also saw wispy tendrils, known to researchers as filaments, in the spaces between the gassy vortices.

But the Laugh Factory incident is but one tendril of Richards’ book, albeit an important one, tying into the dangerous high-wire act of performance in general and stand-up comedy in particular.

But as weeks passed, about 85 percent of the device’s tendrils slipped out of his brain.

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

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