Flinch (हिचकना)

She does not flinch from the caress, because she feels very strong.

But because he didn't flinch and get all emotional, Eisenhower was able to see the tactical solution that had been in front of the French, Belgian, British, and American troops the entire time: The Nazi strategy carried its own destruction within itself.

However, the pressure typically causes people with fibromyalgia to flinch.

The saying has always proved to be right as whenever there has been any flinch in unity, the world has observed a lot of terror and instability.

Despite strict warnings from the government, doctors across the country do not flinch away from using sex-determination techniques as an easy way to mint money.

It is a matter of historical experience that there is a tendency in every government to assume more and more powers and since it is not an uncommon phenomenon in some countries that the legislative check is getting diluted, it is left to the court as the only other reviewing authority under the Constitution to be increasingly vigilant to ensure observance with the rule of law and in this task, the court must not flinch or falter.

Here the manufacturer did not flinch, calling the line "Comfort".