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Flinch meaning
A reflexive jerking away. | The slipping of the foot from a ball, when attempting to give a tight croquet.
Example sentences (20)
Arrangements for another fine events were thanks to IMAGH Committee Members Latafath Hussain, Tasnim Vadva, Yasmin Udawala, Rahat Sultana, Parvin Sheikh and Neem Vehvaria who never flinch in organizing these bonding events.
Consumers didn't seem to flinch either, as sentiment has not taken a turn for the worse, proving this to be more of a Wall Street event than one that will meaningfully impact real economic activity.
I doubt there are any investors who can hold an investment through those levels of drawdowns and not flinch.
Increased flinch when shot by an enemy player to align with other Sniper Rifles.
It also uses well-designed gore scenes to make you flinch in your chair.
Nana didn’t flinch: he made sure this illegal bribe was documented formally and there were consequences for the company.
The sophomore didn't flinch.
Valparaiso’s Mackenzie Wassermann doesn’t flinch in her playoff debut: ‘She made big shots.
Jones is likely ticketed for Double-A, but ultimately, he’s seen as a future 30-30 big leaguer, which is why the Yankees didn’t flinch when his name was mentioned as the key piece in trade talks, as The Post first reported.
Still not going to flinch, not going to back down my opportunity to continue got grow and battle regardless of the result.
The flinch was instinctive as the first crack sounded around Butler's showgrounds.
There are things that make us flinch but we shrug them off.
Trump can say virtually anything and we will not flinch.
When she finally had the chance to confront her rapist in open court, she didn’t flinch.
When they do, courtiers flinch almost imperceptibly and change the subject or, if that's not possible, refer to them obliquely as 'persons who live overseas'.
But there's something to be said for refusing to flinch in the face of reality, no matter how bleak it may seem.
Dave, however, being built like a Jason Statham-esque brick truck didn't even flinch.
Opponents don't always flinch or fall over when attacked, so combat ends up looking like a combat scenario where one person swings and then the other swings.
The government should use this year's anniversary of the end of the Second World War in Europe to reflect "on a time when Britain did not flinch" when it comes to the ongoing crisis in Syria.
This is one burger that makes many carnivores flinch.