Pronunciation: /twɪstɪd/
verb a word that expresses an action or state of being, in this case, 'twisted' can be a past tense form of the verb 'twist', meaning to bend or distort something
A1 The cat twisted its body to groom its back.
A2 She twisted the lid off the jar to open it.
B1 The suspect twisted the truth to avoid being caught.
B2 The plot of the movie was so twisted that it kept the audience guessing until the end.
C1 The politician twisted the facts to manipulate public opinion.
C2 The criminal mastermind's plan was so twisted that it took years for investigators to unravel it.
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun, in this case, 'twisted' describes something that is bent or distorted
A1 The cat twisted its body to groom its back.
A2 The twisted branches of the tree created a spooky silhouette.
B1 She told a twisted version of the story to make it more interesting.
B2 The plot of the movie had a twisted ending that left the audience shocked.
C1 The twisted logic of the argument made it difficult to follow.
C2 The artist's interpretation of the painting was so twisted that it left viewers questioning reality.
formal The twisted plot of the novel kept readers on the edge of their seats.
informal She told a twisted version of the story to her friends.
slang He's always coming up with twisted ideas for pranks.
figurative The politician's twisted logic left many scratching their heads.
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