fluty Synonyms
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fluty Meaning
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fluty (a.)
Soft and clear in tone, like a flute.
fluty Sentence Examples
- The gentle breeze whistled through the reeds, creating a fluty melody.
- She played the flute with such skill that its notes soared and danced like silver ribbons.
- The choir's voices blended seamlessly, creating a rich and fluty harmony.
- The sound of the ocean crashing against the shore was as soothing as a fluty lullaby.
- The birds chirped merrily, their fluty songs filling the morning air with joy.
- The wind seemed to hum a fluty tune as it swept through the tall trees.
- The ethereal notes of the panpipes hung in the air like fluty whispers.
- The fluty resonance of the gong filled the temple with a sense of peace and tranquility.
- The ocean's waves lapped at the sandy shore with a fluty rhythm.
- The sound of the wind chimes dancing in the breeze was like a fluty ballet.
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Soft and clear in tone, like a flute.
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The gentle breeze whistled through the reeds, creating a fluty melody.
She played the flute with such skill that its notes soared and danced like silver ribbons.
The choir's voices blended seamlessly, creating a rich and fluty harmony.
The sound of the ocean crashing against the shore was as soothing as a fluty lullaby.
