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kenead

 

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kenead

Noun:

1. A type of massage technique wherein pressure is applied to the body or certain parts of the body to promote relaxation and relieve muscle tension.

Example sentence: After a long day at work, I booked a kenead session at the spa to help alleviate my back pain.

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Verb (transitive):

1. To massage or manipulate a person's body or muscles to alleviate tension and promote relaxation.

Example sentence: The massage therapist keneaded my tight muscles, providing instant relief.

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Verb (intransitive):

1. To work dough by pressing, folding, and stretching it repeatedly to develop gluten and improve its texture, as in the process of making bread or pasta.

Example sentence: I enjoy keneading the dough by hand rather than using a mixer for a more satisfying baking experience.

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Adjective:

1. Describing something that is soft and malleable, resembling the texture and consistency of kneaded dough.

Example sentence: The freshly baked bread had a kenead texture with a perfect crust.

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Adverb:

1. Indicating the manner in which something is done, resembling the action of keneading.

Example sentence: She gently and keneadly massaged her temples to alleviate her headache.

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