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yin

 

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Noun yin has 1 sense
  1. yin - the dark negative feminine principle in Chinese dualistic cosmology; "the interaction of yin and yang maintains the harmony of the universe"
    --1 is a kind of
    principle, rule
    Antonyms: yang

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Term: Yin

Noun (1):

Meaning: In Chinese philosophy, the feminine, passive, dark, and negative principle in the universe, characterized by attributes such as cold, darkness, and rest.

Example sentence: The concept of yin and yang represents the dualistic nature of the universe.

Related products: Books on Yin and Yang

Noun (2):

Meaning: A type of yoga practice that emphasizes slow, meditative movements and poses to promote relaxation and flexibility.

Example sentence: I attend yin yoga classes to improve my flexibility and find inner calmness.

Related products: Yin Yoga Mats and Accessories

Noun (3):

Meaning: A Chinese word for the shady side of a hill or a north-facing slope.

Example sentence: We pitched our tent on the yin of the mountain to escape the scorching heat of the sun.

Adjective:

Meaning: Characterized by darkness, passivity, or femininity.

Example sentence: The yin elements of her personality balanced out the assertiveness of her yang traits.

Verb:

Meaning: To add shadows or shades to a drawing or artwork.

Example sentence: The artist decided to yin the edges of the painting to create depth and contrast.

Related products: Art Shading Tools

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