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Contraposition Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
"bent against the weather"
What does it mean?
.....the scattered people hurrying home for supper, their figures bent against the weather
.....the scattered people hurrying home for supper, their figures bent against the weather
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The weather was bad, perhaps raining and windy, so they were walking with their heads down, and perhaps hunched a little, to try to shield their faces from the wind and rain.
- The weather was bad, perhaps raining and windy, so they were walking with their heads down, and perhaps hunched a little, to try to shield their faces from the wind and rain.
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The weather was bad, perhaps raining and windy, so they were walking with their heads down, and perhaps hunched a little, to try to shield their faces from the wind and rain.
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