fanning (Meaning)

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fanning (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Fan

No weak antonyms found.

She was fanning herself with a large palm leaf to keep cool in the summer heat.
The wind was fanning the flames of the campfire, causing them to dance and grow.
The chef was fanning the coals in the grill to get them nice and hot for cooking.
The peacock was fanning its tail feathers in a beautiful display to attract a mate.
The politician was fanning the flames of anger and hatred in his speech to rally his supporters.
The teacher was fanning out the papers on her desk to grade them more easily.
The artist was fanning out the paint on her palette to create a new color.
The hairstylist was fanning out the lady's hair with a brush to make it look fuller.
The photographer was fanning the smoke away from the camera lens so he could get a clear shot.
The doctor was fanning the patient's face with a paper to help them cool down.

of Fan

inciting, sparking, triggering, arousing, instigating, encouraging, kindling, inducing, stimulating, provoking

soothing, tranquilizing, tranquilizing, soothing, subduing, subduing, calming, calming, placating, mollifying

She was fanning herself with a large palm leaf to keep cool in the summer heat.

The wind was fanning the flames of the campfire, causing them to dance and grow.

The chef was fanning the coals in the grill to get them nice and hot for cooking.

The peacock was fanning its tail feathers in a beautiful display to attract a mate.