straighter in English
a long, straight road
he made sure his tie was straight
a straight answer
Use "straighter" in a sentence
1. Can you stretch your arms out straighter?
2. A Beadless putter will tend to fly straighter than a beaded putter
3. Bell bottoms slowly phased out of the Navy circuit, replaced by straighter-legged alternatives
4. Berdichev shivered but stood straighter, his skin still tingling from the shower.
5. Nighttime clear Aligner ® therapy is a safe and effective path to a straighter smile
6. 2018 Srixon Soft Feel Golf Balls Tour Yellow Straighter & Longer - 1 Dozen
7. Clear Aligners are a treatment option for anyone who wants a straighter smile
8. As a general rule, straighter looks need 3-4 Bundles and curlier textures need 3
9. The large Big Bertha head is specifically engineered with internal draw bias weighting for a straighter, longer ball flight
10. This Curl type may be non-uniform—straighter at the crown, wavy in the middle, and drier on the ends, for example
11. The Avant 55 features a large soft inner core for added perimeter weighting and straighter, longer shots off the tee
12. Shiloh Shepherds are larger and have a straighter back than most modern German Shepherd Dogs; they are bred for intelligence, size, and stable temperaments.
13. Straighter edges, 90-degree angles, designs/decorations, and variations in magazine well sizing, to name a few things that can be done with Billet lowers
14. The African forest elephant has a longer and narrower mandible, rounder ears, a different number of toenails, straighter and downward tusks, and considerably smaller size.
15. Both specimens MWC 1 and UMNH VP 5278 show only 11 teeth in each dentary, which were, as shown by the latter specimen, slightly straighter and less sturdy than those of the upper jaw.
16. Finally, unlike the teeth of Allosaurus and most other theropods, which were curved on both the front and back, abelisaurids like Majungasaurus had teeth curved on the front edge but straighter on the back (cutting) edge.
17. The Acajous have quite a distinctive shape – wider at the hip and sometimes referred to as banana-shaped trousers (although the inseam is a little straighter than, say, the Bob Trousers from Style Arc)
18. The complete and accurate repetition of phyletic by Biontic development is obliterated and abbreviated by secondary contraction, as ontogeny strikes out for itself an ever straighter course; accordingly, the repetition is the more complete the longer the series of young stages successively passed through.
19. When you have no choice but to sit, try switching the slouch for a straighter spine, and when you don't have to be bound to your seat, aim to move around much more, perhaps by setting a reminder to yourself to get up every half hour.
20. Canalize From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English Related topics: Civil Canalize can‧a‧lize ( also canalise British English ) / ˈkæn ə l-aɪz / verb [ transitive ] 1 TEC technical to make a river deeper or straighter , especially in order to prevent flooding 2 formal TELL/ORDER somebody TO DO something to direct people’s energy
21. The first man was described as being black, about 50 to 55-years-old, with Crinkly hair and possibly wearing a tweed jacket.: Her blotter is crisp, doodle-free, as antiseptically intimidating as the Crinkly butcher rolls doctors use on examination tables.: Preparing for her moment, Stone doffs the Crinkly jacket and sits up even straighter than before