"Hunkered" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Hunkered" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Hunkered" Meaning

The verb "hunkered" means to crouch or bend down low, often in a defensive or guard-like position, frequently with one's back against something or with knees bent. For example: "She hunkered down behind the couch during the storm, waiting for it to pass."

"Hunkered" Examples

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Hunkered is a verb that means to crouch or squat down in a low position, often to become steady or steady oneself.

Examples:


She hunkered down in the ditch to examine the injured animal without being seen.
He hunkered behind the tree to avoid the rain.
The soldiers hunkered down behind the wall, preparing for the enemy's attack.
After the storm, we hunkered down in the basement until the weather passed.
The widow hunkered in her small apartment, struggling to make ends meet after her husband's passing.

"Hunkered" Similar Words

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The word "hungers" is the plural form of the noun "hunger", which refers to a strong desire or craving for something, typically food or drink. It can also describe a physical or emotional need or want, such as a hunger for knowledge, a hunger for adventure, or a hunger for attention.

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To hunker down means to crouch or squat in aposition of defense, often in a place of safety or security, usually in preparation for an approaching danger, difficulty, or hardship. It can also mean to settle or nestle in a cozy or comfortable position.

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