Definitions
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adjective (Bot.) Falling or turned downward; reclinate.
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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
recline .
Etymologies
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Examples
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For viewing, all you'll need are warmth, a comfortable way to sit back/lay down (reclined is best - less neck strain), and lots of sky.
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She reclined ( "reclined" is perfectly accurate) on the red-leather couch, among the pillows, and smoked two cigarettes, relapsing into "No?" 's for conversation.
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She reclined ( "reclined" is perfectly accurate) on the red-leather couch, among the pillows, and smoked two cigarettes, relapsing into "No?" 's for conversation.
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During the hearing in Cairo, Mubarak was reclined on a bed inside of a cage that was built in the front of the courtroom to house all of the defendants.
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During the hearing in Cairo, Mubarak was reclined on a bed inside of a cage that was built in the front of the courtroom to house all of the defendants.
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Sitting in a lawn chair, reclined under a huge tent, the summer breeze gently sweeping across your face, and reaching for a refreshing summertime drink, maybe a mojito.
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Having draped herself over the arm of the chair where I once again reclined, my dutiful inamorata blinked back tears—leading me to wonder if she could actually still cry—and pouted.
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During the hearing in Cairo, Mubarak was reclined on a bed inside of a cage that was built in the front of the courtroom to house all of the defendants.
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Instead, I reclined slowly, twisting to the side and letting my weary eyes shut again.
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And while “Red Wing” screeched its cheap and pretty rhythm, he reclined elbow on deck, smoked his cigar, and gathered Jerry into caressing inclosure.
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