light-winged Antonyms
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Meaning of light-winged
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light-winged (a.)
Having light and active wings; volatile; fleeting.
light-winged Sentence Examples
- The light-winged hummingbird hovered gracefully before the exotic flower.
- The light-winged butterfly danced through the summer breeze, its vibrant colors shimmering in the sunlight.
- A flock of light-winged swallows swooped and darted overhead, their chirping echoing through the air.
- The light-winged dragonflies glistened as they skimmed over the shimmering lake.
- The delicate light-winged moth fluttered its ethereal wings upon the moonlit rose.
- With light-winged toes, the ballerina pirouetted across the stage, her movements as graceful as a swan.
- The light-winged aircraft ascended into the sky, its slender wings carrying it effortlessly upward.
- The light-winged seeds of the dandelion floated on the wind, scattering their promise of new life.
- The light-winged spirit of the departed soared through the celestial realm, its presence filling the hearts of those who loved it.
- The light-winged words of the poet danced on the page, evoking emotions that transcended time and space.
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Having light and active wings; volatile; fleeting.
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The light-winged hummingbird hovered gracefully before the exotic flower.
The light-winged butterfly danced through the summer breeze, its vibrant colors shimmering in the sunlight.
A flock of light-winged swallows swooped and darted overhead, their chirping echoing through the air.
The light-winged dragonflies glistened as they skimmed over the shimmering lake.
