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unflexed

  • a word derived from flexed.
    flexed
    adjective
    bent or contracted, as a part of the body.

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Photograph: Andrew Renneisen/Getty Images Against that backdrop of such unflexed political muscle, there are signs that 2016 may see a larger turnout.

From The Guardian May 18, 2016

And the storytelling is often unflexed and even languid.

From Time Magazine Archive

They could not even be unflexed; and other mere pollywogs near by were wriggling toes, calves, and thighs while yet these were but imperfect buds.

From Edge of the Jungle by William Beebe

Mjly unflexed her sense of touch and I felt sorry for her.

From Lonesome Hearts by R. R. (Russell Robert) Winterbotham

She flexed them and unflexed them several times.

From Bedside Manner by Joseph Samachson