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indrawn
/ ˌɪnˈdrɔːn /
adjective
- drawn or pulled in
- inward-looking or introspective
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For a moment he stood in silence, his face half-turned, his teeth hard on his indrawn lip—thinking.
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His lips were indrawn, his face seemed instinct with a certain passionate but finely controlled emotion.
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A sneer gathered on her lips and indrawn nostrils as he made his appeal for the people's confidence.
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The old woman breathed regularly, and her indrawn lips trembled each time as the breath went out, and her eyes were shut.
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The sharp hissing of indrawn breaths told him that they appreciated the situation.
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