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bent bent 3 noun formal GOOD AT special natural skill or interest in a particular area musical/artistic/literary etc bent readers of a more literary bent Examples from the Corpus bent We stand over Tolo's bent form, and point with our cane.

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For a full minute he was bent double, like a stricken animal.

A few bent coppers can give the whole police force a bad name.

The hinge was bent and the lid wouldn't shut properly.

The picture looks crooked - can you move it up on the left? a crooked path the narrow crooked streets of the financial district wavy having smooth bends in it, usually in a regular pattern – used about hair or lines her brown wavy hair The pictures were separated by a thin wavy line. Answer: the Crooked 'Works' of Man-not NatureBecause the text itself explicitly refers to the 'Works of Man', because 'All', (even if an exaggeration), indicates the scope of his judgment, and because 'Human Nature' is outside of this context, the text must be taken at face value, as a non-metaphor, that: 'All of the crooked works of man, cannot be made straight, by men'. her crooked nose and long thin face The boys at school used to make fun of me because I have a crooked spine. crooked not straight, but bending sharply in one or more places, especially in a way that looks different from normal or does not look right – often used about a part of someone’s body, a path, or a picture He had crooked teeth.

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warped bent or twisted into the wrong shape because of heat or dryness warped floorboards The windows are warped and won’t open anymore. a curved dagger The plane’s wings are curved. a twisted ankle curved bent in the shape of part of a circle, especially naturally or because something has been made that way The bird has a long curved bill. twisted having a bent shape that turns around – used especially when something has been damaged or is old and has lost its natural straight shape a twisted tree trunk All that was left was a pile of twisted metal. a bent nail She kept her head bent so that Josie couldn’t see her face. a bent old man (=not standing straight ) 2 → bent on something 3 DISHONEST British English informal financially dishonest and willing to use your official position unfairly OPP honest a bent policeman 4 SY British English informal not polite an insulting word meaning homosexual 5 → bent out of shape THESAURUS bent no longer straight The knife was bent in the middle. He breathed in deeply, bent double in pain (=with the top part of your body leaning forward towards your legs ). From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English bent bent 1 / bent / x-ref the past tense and past participle of bend bent bent 2 adjective 1 BEND no longer straight a bent nail Stand with your knees slightly bent.