What does detense mean?
Detense means (ambitransitive) Synonym of untense.
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Pronunciation varies by accent · verb
(ambitransitive) Synonym of untense.
Such detensing from close eye work can also be combined with detensing the muscles that move the eyeball — look to the far right in the distance, then to the far left and far up.
In the remaining four sentences, Abe both detensed the main verb and deleted the auxiliary.
However the advantages of cycling are not only monitary, there is better health, more opportunity to unwind and detense on the way home from work. There is also that little bit of satisfaction in making a trip, that is environmentally friendly.
Rubber stamper detenses the surface, well that's great but it has to be repaired every time it hits a mine. Slinky and rubber stamper have to leap frog over each other.
Use detense when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Detense means (ambitransitive) Synonym of untense.
Common synonyms include untense.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
Such detensing from close eye work can also be combined with detensing the muscles that move the eyeball — look to the far right in the distance, then to the far left and far up.
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