flits Antonyms
Meaning of flits
flits
to move or progress in a quick irregular manner, alter, shift, to pass quickly or abruptly from one place or condition to another, to move in an erratic fluttering manner
flits Sentence Examples
- The hummingbird flits from flower to flower, its wings a blur in the sunlight.
- As the sun began to set, bats flits across the twilight sky in search of insects.
- The squirrel flits among the branches of the tree, its agile movements evading detection.
- Insects flits around the bright porch light, drawn to its warm glow.
- The young child flits from toy to toy, unable to settle on one activity for long.
- Thoughts flits through my mind like butterflies, elusive and intangible.
- The dancer's movements are fluid and graceful, her body flits across the stage.
- Fireflies flits through the summer evening air, creating a magical display of twinkling lights.
- The mouse flits along the baseboards, its small body scurrying quickly out of sight.
- The artist's brush flits across the canvas, creating a vivid and vibrant masterpiece.
FAQs About the word flits
to move or progress in a quick irregular manner, alter, shift, to pass quickly or abruptly from one place or condition to another, to move in an erratic flutter
scurries, dances,flutters, flicks, darts, flitters, wanders,flies, flickers, zips
hangs, floats,hovers,
The hummingbird flits from flower to flower, its wings a blur in the sunlight.
As the sun began to set, bats flits across the twilight sky in search of insects.
The squirrel flits among the branches of the tree, its agile movements evading detection.
Insects flits around the bright porch light, drawn to its warm glow.
