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UK
/tˈɔːtnəs/
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NOUN
- lack of movement or room for movement
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the physical condition of being stretched or strained
it places great tension on the leg muscles
he could feel the tenseness of her body
How To Use tautness In A Sentence
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- That the tautness among these four grows steadily throughout the play, however, renders the crisis static and unobtrusive, and in this light the play's structure invites comparison to Chekhovian dramaturgy.
- Its other end was tied to the axle of the utility, and by its tautness the boy could see when Joe's full weight was suspended from it.
- You wake up matt but supersoft, with a tautness to the skin that is seriously pleasing. Times, Sunday Times
- The squirrel can steer somewhat by moving its wrists and adjusting the tautness of its patagium.
- For a string of specified length, tautness and density only certain note can be generated.
- Heavens, that seal consists of enough flourishes and curlicues to amaze the eye - yet that design also contains within it tremendous tautness and discipline, as a piece of design.
- The idea is to create resistance between the hips and shoulders so there is a lot of tautness, like a stretched rubber band.
- The structure of the stretcher, the tautness of the canvas and the transparency of the paint contribute to the total effect.
- Heavens, that seal consists of enough flourishes and curlicues to amaze the eye - yet that design also contains within it tremendous tautness and discipline, as a piece of design.
