fleche Antonyms
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Meaning of fleche
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fleche (n.)
A simple fieldwork, consisting of two faces forming a salient angle pointing outward and open at the gorge.
fleche Sentence Examples
- The steeple of the church rose like a fleche into the sky, pointing the way to heaven.
- The arrow pierced the target with the precision of a fleche.
- The acrobat performed a spectacular fleche, somersaulting through the air with grace and agility.
- The fencer lunged forward with a fleche, aiming his sword at his opponent's heart.
- The climber scaled the rock face using a fleche, a technique that involves placing one's feet on small ledges and pushing off with one's hands.
- The skier sped down the mountain, taking the fleche—a direct route between two obstacles—to gain an advantage.
- The conductor wielded his baton like a fleche, leading the orchestra through a stirring rendition of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony.
- The conductor used a fleche to mark the beginning of the second movement.
- The teacher used a fleche to point to the important passage in the textbook.
- The actor held the fleche high, symbolizing the triumph of good over evil in the play.
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A simple fieldwork, consisting of two faces forming a salient angle pointing outward and open at the gorge.
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The steeple of the church rose like a fleche into the sky, pointing the way to heaven.
The arrow pierced the target with the precision of a fleche.
The acrobat performed a spectacular fleche, somersaulting through the air with grace and agility.
The fencer lunged forward with a fleche, aiming his sword at his opponent's heart.
