flinched
Meaning
of Flinch
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Examples
All through the show, Arizona has not flinched when it’s come to giving out to people and being a loving and affectionate friend.
Clement laughed at his own cleverness and barked at Sardine who flinched and backed into a corner.
He fingered her a little, very softly, and she bit her lip and put on a show for him, but then he poked her too hard and she flinched, and he jerked his hand away.
I noticed a poor girl, maybe around ten years old, who cried hysterically and flinched violently every time the nurse tried to give her the needle.
She flinched as the guard shoved her forward, losing her balance and careening into the exercise yard.
He flinched and brought up his sword.