Difference between Crookedness and Contortion

CROOKEDNESS vs CONTORTION: NOUN

Having or distinguished by crooks or curves or bends or angles
A tortuous and twisted shape or position
A winding, bending, or turning; curvature; inflection.
Want of rectitude; dishonesty; perverseness; obliquity of conduct.
Physical deformity.
The condition or quality of being crooked; hence, deformity of body or of mind; deviation from moral rectitude; perverseness.
The state of being crooked
The quality of being deceitful and underhanded

A tortuous and twisted shape or position
The act of twisting or wrenching, or the state of being twisted or wrenched; specifically, the act of writhing, especially spasmodically; a twist; wry motion; distortion: as, the contortion of the muscles of the face.
In surgery, a twisting or wresting of a limb or member of the body out of its natural situation; partial dislocation.
In vegetable teratol., an irregular twisting or bending of the stems or branches of plants, due to various causes, usually accidental.
In geology, the disordered attitude of irregularly folded stratified rocks.
A twisting; a writhing; wry motion; a twist.
The act of contorting, twisting or deforming something, especially oneself.
A form of acrobatic display which involves the dramatic bending and flexing of the human body.
The act of twisting or deforming the shape of something (e.g., yourself)

Fraudulence, Corruptness, Wickedness, Knavery, Deceit, Malfeasance, Venality, Chicanery, Unscrupulousness, Dishonesty, Tortuousness, Torsion, Contortion, Tortuosity, Deviousness

Gymnast, Handspring, Dexterity, Tightrope walker, Trapeze, Sleight, Legerdemain, Handstand, Acrobatics, Contortionist, Tortuousness, Crookedness, Deformation, Tortuosity, Torsion

Mendacity, Incompetence, Underhandedness, Fraudulence, Wickedness, Knavery, Deceit, Malfeasance, Venality, Unscrupulousness, Dishonesty, Torsion, Contortion, Tortuosity, Deviousness

Footwork, Twirl, Bendy, Gymnast, Handspring, Dexterity, Tightrope walker, Trapeze, Sleight, Handstand, Acrobatics, Contortionist, Deformation, Tortuosity, Torsion

And the crookedness of the blade left a distinctive mark.
The quality or condition of being tortuous; twistedness or crookedness.
Working just like braces, Invisalign helps realign your teeth to address crookedness or resolve poor occlusion.
Smith's retailer, Ron theft, fivefold the one-time crookedness TV LEXAPRO had been my anger.
How transparent is such apparent dubious process with a lot of suspicious willing and dealing crookedness?.
An adult tooth might drift to the open space, crowding other teeth and causing crookedness.
Cull includes such things as rot, crookedness, cavities, and too many branches.
Why is crookedness a prime prerequisite for success in this world?
Crookedness; fault, defect, flaw, deformity; crooked, bent, full of faults.
And most horses are born with at least some slight crookedness, which could evolve over time to more significant crookedness.

This class has influences from contortion, flexibility, acrobatics, balancing that makes the student gain fluidity, creativity, body awareness and confidence.
Carlo, Isabelle toured internationally from a young age, performing hundreds of shows with an innovative and dynamic contortion quartet.
She has a prior background in dance, collegiate cheer, and does Mongolian contortion which is her second love.
See acrobatics, contortion, and aerial arts melded with theatre, modern dance, and more.
All this contortion causes the chain to take the form of a protein.
That mental contortion is a common tale when young, talented players struggle to score.
It shows the video with no contortion, decrease and impact on picture quality.
It is inconceivable that Congress positively intended such contortion.
Bending; contraction, shrinking, shortening, doting up; carving, flexure; contortion.
Pose, posture, formation and contortion in kinematic systems.