"Saddle-backed" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Saddle-backed" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Saddle-backed" Meaning

Having a convex or curved upper back, typically caused by muscles or bones that are imbalanced or weakened, resulting in a hunched or rounded posture.

"Saddle-backed" Examples

1. Bends might leave a saddle-backed appearance on the shoulders after years of carrying a heavy bag over one shoulder.

2. The saddle-backed wildebeest is a widespread species in the savannas and grasslands of southern Africa.

3. This turtle has a distinctive saddle-backed shell, with the domed carapace tapering sharply down onto the neck.

4. Many mammals, like elephants, use their powerful muscles to move their backs in a distinctive saddle-backed curve when they walk.

5. Cattle can develop a saddle-backed spinal curvature if they have a nutritional disorder.

"Saddle-backed" Similar Words

Saddened

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Saddening

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Making one feel sad or sorrowful, or causing disappointment or unhappiness.

Saddeningly

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Used to indicate that something is frustratingly disappointing or regrettable.

Saddens

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To cause a feeling of sadness or unhappiness.

Sadder

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More sorrowful or unhappy. To a greater degree or extent.

Saddest

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Most sorrowful; extremely unhappy.

Saddhu

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A saddhu (also spelled as sadhu) is a Hindu or Buddhist ascetic or holy man who renounces worldly life for spiritual pursuits. They often wear simple robes, live in isolation, and engage in meditation and yoga to attain spiritual enlightenment. In Hinduism and Buddhism, saddhus are considered to be holy figures, revered for their wisdom, spiritual power, and renunciation of worldly desires.

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A saddhu (also spelled as sadhu) is a Hindu or Jain ascetic who has renounced worldly life to seek spiritual enlightenment through meditation and study of spiritual texts. They are often seen at Hindu pilgrimage sites and other places of spiritual significance. Saddhus are typically characterized by their long hair, simple robes, and shaved heads, and they often carry a staff or begging bowl as a symbol of their spiritual renunciation.

Saddle

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A frame with a hollowed-out seat, typically made of leather or synthetic material, attached to a horse's back to support a rider. <br><br>Can also refer to a ridge or projection of land between two valleys or a saddle-shaped hill or mountain.

Saddleback

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A ridge or a swell on the back (usually of a hill or mountain), between two valleys.

Saddlebacked

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Saddlebag

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A saddlebag is a bag specifically designed to be carried on the back of a horse or other riding animal, typically attached to a saddle.

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bags that are attached to the sides of a saddle, often used for carrying items, such as tools or food.

Saddlebow

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Saddled

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Saddler

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