inturned

The enclosure has a single entrance at the east side with inturned defensive banks.

His eyes had that same inturned insanity.

In Hawthorne's story a husband separated from his wife, but still dwelling upon her, becomes inturned and mentally unstable.

There is an inturned entrance on the West and an annexe of 0.4ha protecting the easier Eastern approach.

Then both girls tilted their impassive faces and directed their inturned eyes at the skylight until someone should ask for something.

Every face was lined by the same inturned madness and greed, the same pouched expression of utter selfishness.

The thigh was straight and had an inturned head, compared (favourably) with that of the reptile which is slightly S-shaped and without a head.

The cap is initially conical with inturned edges, before becoming hemispherical and flattening with a diameter up to 12 cm (4 in).

She had one enemy, the man they called Nut-Nat, or Nat-Nut, a cretin, with inturned feet, who came flap-lapping along, shoulder jerking up at every step.

D. pectenoides (Philippines) has an inturned lip rolled back on itself such that inner chambers are produced in the sacs, though the adventitious roots enter only the outer ones.

An outcast, scorned even among outsiders, in a valley of fanatically religious Ukulites, Euchrid bears his mother's beatings, his father's inturned indifference, and the hatred and loathing of an entire town.

Since then she had had several lov- ers and her memory of Asrovak Mikosevaar was as cloudy as all her other memories of men, for Flana was an inturned creature who barely distinguished be- tween one person and another.