unbent

/'ʌn'bend/
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unbent

He stood with an unbent back, looking straight ahead.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Not bent; straight: Describes something that is not curved, folded, or angled; in a straight or erect position.
    • Not yielding or submissive; firm: Describes a person's posture or attitude as upright and not bowed down, often in a figurative sense of being resolute.
Examples of Usage
  • Adjective:
    • After the storm, the flagpole remained unbent.
    • She stood with an unbent back, showing her determination.
    • The carpenter selected an unbent nail from the box.
Advanced Usage
  • "stood with unbent back": To stand in a very straight, proud, and defiant posture.
    • The protestors stood with unbent backs before the authorities.
  • "unbent will": A will or resolve that is not weakened or subjugated.
    • Despite the pressure, her principles remained unbent.
Variants and Related Words
  • Unbend (verb): To make something straight; to relax from a tense or formal state.
    • He needed to unbend the wire before using it.
    • After the meeting, the manager began to unbend and chat casually.
Synonyms
  • Straight: Extending uniformly in one direction without a curve.
  • Erect: Upright in posture or position.
  • Unbowed: Not having submitted or yielded; not bent over.
Related Phrasal Verbs

(Note: 'Unbent' is primarily an adjective. The related verb 'unbend' does not commonly form phrasal verbs in the same way.)

Related Idioms
  • "Unbent and unbroken": Remaining straight in posture and undefeated in spirit.
    • The old soldier emerged from the ordeal unbent and unbroken.
unbent

He stood with an unbent back, looking straight ahead.

Adjective
  1. erect in posture
    • sit straight
    • stood defiantly with unbowed back
  2. not bent
    • looking for an unbent nail
    • trees with straight unbent trunks make the best lumber

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