bended
- adjective
- /ˈbɛndɪd/
- Archaic
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- The elderly man struggled to rise from his bended position after tying his shoelaces.
- on bended knee
Some say, oh, there's no gravity, It's just the space-time that is bended and curved.
- Some say, oh, there's no gravity, It's just the space-time that is bended and curved.
- He lied and printed that shit and Ted Cruz is on bended knee.
- A kind of broken bench, the bended armrest a trace of plush or velvet and green iron.
- He's coming almost on bended knee, asking us to believe him, to trust him, to understand and empathize with him.
- You had people standing next to this mural on then bended knee Black Lives Matter posters and things like that.
Examples
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He proposed to her on bended knee, holding out a ring and asking her to marry him.
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So I'm getting down on my bended knee and giving you all the calculus.
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You had people standing next to this mural on then bended knee Black Lives Matter posters and things like that.
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He's coming almost on bended knee, asking us to believe him, to trust him, to understand and empathize with him.
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He's coming almost on bended knee, asking us to believe him, to trust him, to understand and empathize with him.
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We've got Speaker Lemple down on bended knee in front of King Charles, standing right next to the Speaker's chair.
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During the ceremony, the couple knelt before the altar on their bended knees to exchange vows.
Synonyms
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2.5
Not straight in shape, like a path or a smile
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1.0
Not straight in shape because it was pushed or folded
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1.0
A shape or surface that bends smoothly without sharp angles
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7.7
A person with a curved back so the shoulders bend forward
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4.1
Having a rounded back and shoulders because you bend forward
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4.4
Leaning to one side and not level
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3.6
Having many curves like a winding road
A person with a curved back and shoulders that lean forward when standing or walking
A person with a bent back and shoulders who does not stand straight
Curved so they bend outward, like some legs
Hanging down because it is weak or not held up
Having a sharp curved shape like a hook
Bent downward, often describing a bird's beak or a petal
Not straight or level and leaning to one side
Antonyms
How Bent
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word bended comes from the old verb bend, which means 'to curve' or 'to stoop'. So bended describes something 'bent' or 'curved', especially a back or knee, as in the phrase 'on bended knee'.