fleetings Synonyms
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fleetings Meaning
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fleetings (n. pl.)
A mixture of buttermilk and boiling whey; curds.
fleetings Sentence Examples
- The fleeting beauty of a morning glory astonished me.
- Our societal bonds are often fleeting, broken by distance or circumstance.
- She caught a fleeting glimpse of her past as she glanced at the old family album.
- The fleeting nature of life was brought to the forefront by the sudden loss of a loved one.
- The fleeting joy of a child's laughter filled the room with warmth and happiness.
- In the fleeting moments of silence, she found solace amidst the chaos of the world.
- The fleeting sensation of relief washed over her as she stepped out of the sweltering heat and into the cool breeze.
- He tried to capture the fleeting beauty of the sunset in a photograph, but its radiance was too ephemeral to be contained by a lens.
- The fleeting pain of a paper cut serves as a reminder to be careful when handling sharp objects.
- The fleeting nature of opportunities demands that we seize them with both hands while we still have the chance.
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A mixture of buttermilk and boiling whey; curds.
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The fleeting beauty of a morning glory astonished me.
Our societal bonds are often fleeting, broken by distance or circumstance.
She caught a fleeting glimpse of her past as she glanced at the old family album.
The fleeting nature of life was brought to the forefront by the sudden loss of a loved one.
