1. present participle of inwind; to wind inward or wrap around something in a spiral or coiled manner
Usage: often used in technical or literary contexts

1. the act or process of winding inward; something that is wound inward
Usage: less common as a standalone noun

Examples

• The rope was inwinding around the post in tight loops.
• She watched the vine slowly inwinding up the trellis.
• The inwinding of the cable made it difficult to separate the strands.
• The serpent moved with an inwinding motion through the grass.
• The thread continued inwinding onto the spool automatically.
• The inwinding pattern created a beautiful spiral design.