Wrung

The writer wrung the dialogue to fit the character's personality.

The wet rag was wrung and thrown in the garbage.

The bartender wrung the lemon to extract the juice for the cocktail.

The farmer wrung the water from the freshly harvested vegetables.

The historian wrung the facts to present a revisionist interpretation of the event.

The betrayal of his friend wrung him with pain.

Seeing the destruction caused by the hurricane wrung his soul.

She wrung the delicate lace dress by hand instead of using the washing machine.

The defense attorney wrung the witness's testimony to cast doubt on the prosecution's case.

The sponge was wrung dry and left on the counter.

The thought of losing his job wrung him with anxiety.

He wrung the towel to get rid of the excess water.

She watched as the chef put the freshly cooked spinach into a strainer and gave it a quick wrung to remove the excess water.

The sight of the devastation left by the tornado wrung her soul.

The salesman wrung the truth about the product's quality to secure a sale.

He wrung his friend's hand in congratulations.

The debater wrung his opponent's arguments to counter them effectively.

The reporter wrung her interviewee's words to create a sensational headline.

She wrung a false confession from the witness.

She wrung the towel tightly around her neck to cool off in the heat.

After soaking her shirt in the sink to remove the stains, she gave it a wrung to get rid of the soapy water.

The editor wrung the manuscript to eliminate any inconsistencies.

The anxiety of speaking in public gave him a wrung in his chest.

The pressure of meeting deadlines gave her a constant wrung in her chest.

He nervously wrung the towel as he waited for his turn to speak.

The feeling of disappointment caused a wrung in her chest.

She gave the wet dog's fur a gentle wrung to remove any excess water after a bath.

Her hair was wrung of water after swimming in the pool.

He wrung the dishrag out after wiping down the counters.

She wrung the information to make it more compelling.

He wrung his socks out after stepping in a puddle.

The teacher wrung answers out of the students during the exam.

The cloth napkin was wrung of wine spills and put in the laundry pile.

He gave the wet car sponge a firm wrung to remove any dirt and grime.

The news of his mother's illness wrung his heart.

She gave her hair a quick wrung before stepping out of the shower.

The chef wrung the grated potatoes to get rid of the excess starch.

He wrung the wool sweater carefully to avoid shrinking it.

The student wrung her analysis to fit her thesis statement.

The filmmaker wrung the script to heighten the tension in the plot.

The wet blanket required a good wrung before it could be folded and stored away.

He wrung the towel out of frustration when he realized he lost his keys.

He wrung the sweat from his shirt after a strenuous workout.

The hiker wrung out his socks after crossing the stream.

He wrung the wet hand towel out in the bathroom after washing his hands.

The muddy shoe was wrung of water and left to dry.

He wrung the sponge mop to get rid of the dirty water on the floor.

The thought of flying gave her a wrung in her chest.

He wrung the sponge to get rid of the excess water.

The sight of the homeless man sleeping on the street corner wrung her heart.