Verb:

হঠিয়া আসা, সঙ্কুচিত হত্তয়া,

winced's Usage Examples:

In the fell clutch of circumstance, I have not winced nor cried aloud.

manager of Premier League football club Manchester United; the players winced at the standard of physicality and intensity in which the hurlers were engaged.

One of its stars, Mark Zupan, winced when describing how embarrassed he was to have his mother hear his remarks.

Later Biederwolf winced at evangelists who had promotional photographs taken of themselves in ridiculous.

At the word 'Sire', which he had not heard for so long, Louis XVI winced, and at the same moment his confessor had addressed a few words to him from.

Tired men in dusty coupés and sedans winced and tightened their grip on the wheel and ploughed on north and west towards.

He stood with arms folded facing center field and never once winced, though it looked as if one missile nicked his leg.

Friday 3 July 2015 Wall Street Journal: "KOHL IN HIS EYE: A man winced as kohl was applied to his eyelids at the Grand Mosque during the Muslim.

As Snowell moved, Tyson winced in pain as the chain dragged from one side of his injured eye to the other.

we winced and corrected him.

Molly, Samy's mother seems to have noticed this from the ways Samy winced and immediately goes and calls a dentist, and as it turns out she has a.

When we told him Colletta was handling the inking, he winced and said that he would probably not look at the comics.

During the painful operation the "Iron Man" never winced, ignoring his own troubles, he enquired continually about Clark, who was.

Asashōryū shoved him out of the ring, at which point Aminishiki winced, collapsed and grasped his right knee.

I winced when Ronald Reagan evoked "democracy" against the Evil Empire though clearly.

shoulder; in response, Rose—having ignored her husband's presence—visibly winced in discomfort.

fields under discussion, geology and vertebrate paleontology, certainly winced, particularly as they found themselves quoted, mentioned, or misspelled.

Van Doren winced, flushed, and ducked his head.

They soon passed the battleships on their journey in and the soldiers winced as the 14-inch guns fired.

Price said that Houdini winced at each blow and stopped Whitehead suddenly in the midst of a punch, gesturing.

Synonyms:

squinch; shrink back; flinch; cringe; recoil; quail; shrink; retract; funk; move;

Antonyms:

hop out; rush; converge; enter; stand still;