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She ruptured her left Achilles' tendon.tendon = a cord or band of inelastic tissue connecting a muscle to bone
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The surprise was that she restrained herself, suppressed the bite pressure that could have crushed the bones in his forearm, checked the upward jerk that could have sliced across tendon, muscle, and vein from wrist to elbow in a track just like his father's.† (source)
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I run my fingers along the tendons in his hand and look back at him.† (source)tendons = bands of inelastic tissue connecting a muscle to bone
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The spool rolled in his palms, the tendons in his scarred wrists like rubab strings.† (source)
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The tendons in his neck stand out like taut cables.† (source)
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Age thins your skin; you can see the veins, the tendons.† (source)
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This was because the tendons had begun to shrivel and contract.† (source)tendons = bands of inelastic tissue connecting a muscle to bone
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Peony's fingers twitched when Cinder hit a tendon, making her jump.† (source)tendon = a cord or band of inelastic tissue connecting a muscle to bone
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"The Lost Chord," her long throat lean and tendoned as her vibrant voice rang out.† (source)
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The outside of the suit was covered with an elaborate exoskeleton, a network of artificial tendons and joints that could both sense and inhibit my movements.† (source)tendons = bands of inelastic tissue connecting a muscle to bone
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Only a few ropes of pale tendon still attached the head to the neck.† (source)tendon = a cord or band of inelastic tissue connecting a muscle to bone
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He grinned at her, a cracked, stiff, tootightenedfacial-tendoned grin.† (source)
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Then I set to work on the leg and thigh bones, snapping them at the joints and peeling off the tendons and digging out the marrow.† (source)tendons = bands of inelastic tissue connecting a muscle to bone
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The tendon of his jaw was working, so I knew he was preparing a revelation.† (source)tendon = a cord or band of inelastic tissue connecting a muscle to bone
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One by one, the renegade aimed the point of his blade at the soldiers' upper chests, their single vulnerable spot (a medallion-sized area above the breastplate, at the base of the steel-tendoned neck); a direct hit cut through vital inner workings and sent sparks flying, killing them.† (source)
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The tendons stood out in his neck.† (source)tendons = bands of inelastic tissue connecting a muscle to bone
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