The Collaborative International Dictionary
Contortive \Con*tor"tive\, a. Expressing contortion.
Wiktionary
a. Showing contortion.
Usage examples of "contortive".
The perennial ebb and flow of its contortive currents make it hard to look at for long - the star-storms are always blasting matter back and forth in time, and from the light-dense core to the thin shell, and sparks flare and die all the time, each one burning a blur into your sight.
In fact, it's far less likely to stay empty while you are in it, because you provide a sort of focus for the contortive confluence of the lesions.
I fed the motor nerves, and began moving my wings slowly but forcefully, creating stress of my own, integrating it into the contortive fabric of the storm.
What was well worth considering was what they'd do to the contortive domain.
I felt the wings give, felt them adjust to the soft, fingerless clutch of the contortive domain.
I could imagine him sending out missiles to plough up a contortive domain in a dark nebula, and blowing himself to bits for his trouble.