Indraw
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Pronunciation /ˈɪndɹɔː/ · Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Indraw is a noun meaning The act or process of drawing inward.
Meaning
The act or process of drawing inward.
More Meanings
- (transitive) To draw in; draw inward
Example Sentences
Out of Love and Wisdom did it come forth, and back into Love and Wisdom must it indraw all things.
Yet never, in my gayest hour of Being, Was I so sanguine as to deem my fate Would with each longing of impatient Hope Each gasp and indraw of the hasty breath Sparkle like Oroonoko* in a tube,
The centre line of this area is the limit of the ordinary influence of the equatorial indraw, but when great disturbances take place, the indraw extends further south, and the upper current becomes intensified, bringing violent south-easters over;.
The maximum reversal or indraw was measured when a straight line of fire, at right angles to the prevailing wind direction and over 100 m long, approached the anemometers at around l.lm/s. The fire created an indraw of 1.5 m/s directly towards the fire for 64 seconds, at a distance of 40-100 m ahead of the flames.
Word Forms
- indraws
- indrawing
- indrew
- indrawn
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include updraw, infolding, draw, involution, insuck, indigitation.
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