CLENCHES Meaning and
Definition
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Clenches, as a noun, refers to the action or result of tightly closing or gripping something with one's hand or teeth. It can also be used to describe the state of having one's muscles contracted or tightly constricted. For instance, someone might experience clenches in their jaw when feeling stress or anger, leading to the clenching of their teeth. In this case, clenches serve as a physical response to emotions, usually associated with tension or frustration.
As a verb, clenches refer to the act of forcefully closing one's hand or teeth tightly, often with great determination or strength. It implies a firm grip or hold on an object or a strong bite with regards to teeth. One might clench their fists when frustrated, embodying a tense and determined resolve. Similarly, clenching one's teeth may be a response to pain or anger, symbolizing restraint or keeping emotions in check.
In a more metaphorical sense, clenches can describe a situation where something is tightly held or grasped, such as an idea or belief that is strongly adhered to and difficult to change. It can also encompass the notion of holding onto something tightly or refusing to let go, be it an object, relationship, or personal desire. In this context, clenches suggest a sense of attachment and resistance to release or change.
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Etymology of CLENCHES
The word "clenches" is derived from the Middle English word "clench", which can be traced back to the Old English word "clencan". This Old English term means "to make firm, grip tightly, or clasp". "Clench" has its roots in the Germanic language family, with cognates in other Germanic languages such as the Dutch "klinken" and the German "klingen". These words generally convey the idea of closing or fastening tightly.
Similar spelling words for CLENCHES
- clines,
- clench,
- clenched,
- clincher,
- Clance,
- clonic,
- clonus,
- clinch,
- clunch,
- claunch,
- clinched,
- clinic,
- clinches,
- clinical.
Conjugate verb Clenches
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FUTURE PERFECT
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