Definition, Meaning & Anagrams | English word BENDED

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Definitions of BENDED

1. (archaic) bent
2. (archaic) inflection of bend

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Examples of Using BENDED in a Sentence

• Patrizia de Bernardo Stempel has also proposed to derive it from PIE *g(h)eubh- ('curve, bend'), because bronze was hammered and bended, contrary to iron that was melted, and Václav Blažek has suggested a relation with the Lithuanian goddess of fire Gabija.
• To clinch the support of Congress, Commandant Vandegrift delivered the famous "Bended Knee Speech" on May 6, 1946, to the Senate Committee on Naval Affairs and ended it thus:.
• Sheet music for "On Bended Knee" shows a slow tempo of 60 beats per minute and the song starts in the key of A-flat major for the intro, then modulates to E-flat major for most of the song, but is also modulated to E major for the third chorus, then to F major for the final chorus, and then again to B-flat major for the outro.
• 1636;

  Now go we to the church of Middleton
  To find out there some glory of our own
  At charge of those good men who went out far
  In suite of brave Ashton to the warre
  There stands a painted window, where I weene
  The show of their departure may be seene
  The Lord and Ladye first in skarlett; then
  One neere attending of ye chiefest men
  Their garments long, his short and bliew, behinde
  The chaplaine of ye warfare you may finde
  In robe of ye same colour, for to say
  Before an altar praiers of ye daye
  On bended knees; him follow neighbours bould
  Whoe doe bent bowes on their left shoulders hould
  Their girdle sheaft with arrowes; as the squire
  So are they all, court mantells in attire
  Of blewe; like Greeks in Trojan warre, their haire
  In curles long dangling makes ye semblance faire
  And sterne; each hath his name, and people tell
  That on ye same lands now their children dwell
  As yet so called.

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