Definitions
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- n. Plural form of twist.
- v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of twist.
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Examples
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When they float between the two via introduction, her expression twists in on itself.
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And the large cast is dancing almost every minute of the play, along with outrageous twists from the lead performer.
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The endings often contain twists worthy of O. Henry.
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She is also agile, negotiating Beethoven's trademark hairpin twists and turns deftly, drawing strength from each so that by her fourth encore the audience voiced its astonishment.
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So this season has a hell of a lot to live up to, season 7 raised the bar in twists and action, and they even poisoned Jack for the last third.
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Based on the TV show of the same title, this updated version garnered a lot more attention with its star power and by cramming an enormous amount of mind bending plot twists from the series into a two hour awesomefest.
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In recent years, my writing process seems to include a point about halfway through the novel-in-progress where I halt, my brain twists, and I then am obliged to go back and rewrite the first half from the beginning due to the new understanding of the plot that has emerged.
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Rosin twists these findings into an incriminating link between such antipoverty efforts and increased crime.
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But beneath the giant robots, the character arcs, and the unexpected plot twists, is really a story about a boy.
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The characters grab your attention, and you quickly become involved in twists and turns of their lives The plot is intense, fast-paced, and always keeps you guessing.
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