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shrink back

VERB
  1. pull away from a source of disgust or fear

How To Use shrink back In A Sentence

  • If a skill is used again and again, the link hardens; if it's used only once, the filopodia soon shrink back, triggering a change in the brain cell, a thinning of the grip that may explain forgetting.
  • The tangled Indian aesthetics, mixed with so many culture forms as religion, ethics, philosophy and poetry, etc, is just like the Minos Labyrinth that makes one shrink back at the sight of it.
  • Have we the moral courage to welcome it as an opportunity, or will we shrink back into fearing it as a threat?
  • It will shrink back to a niche business once again. Times, Sunday Times
  • He thus seems to go too far initially, and then shrink back to an anodyne conclusion.
  • It will shrink back to a niche business once again. Times, Sunday Times
  • Dissocial to behavior, shrink back, the chronic schizophrenia with dim affection has urge the action with active drive.
  • Under my skin my veins pule so hard, so much blood forced through them all at once, I wait to see them move, widen then shrink back down to thin strings of lilacs or purple tulips.
  • Dissocial to behavior, shrink back, the chronic schizophrenia with dim affection has urge the action with active drive.
  • Fascinating, I think and begin to shrink back into my bag.
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