flare (out) (Meaning)
flare (out)
a leveling of the approach glide of an airplane made in such a way that the gliding angle is rapidly decreased by nosing up the airplane as it makes contact with the ground
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flare (out) Sentence Examples
- The candle flared out, leaving only a faint glimmer in the darkness.
- As the star died, it flared out in a spectacular supernova explosion.
- The angry man's temper flared out, causing him to hurl insults.
- The fire in the fireplace flared out of control, threatening to engulf the house.
- The crowd flared out in anger, demanding that the speaker step down.
- The flare from the rescue boat shot up into the sky, signaling for help.
- The disease flared out in the community, causing widespread sickness.
- The comet flared out as it approached the Earth, creating a dazzling spectacle.
- The flames flared out from the burning building, casting an eerie glow on the surroundings.
- The car's exhaust flared out in a thick plume of black smoke.
FAQs About the word flare (out)
a leveling of the approach glide of an airplane made in such a way that the gliding angle is rapidly decreased by nosing up the airplane as it makes contact wit
spread (out), open, expand, stretch (out), extend, fan (out), unfold,outspread, outstretch, unfurl
reduce,close, contract, fold,compact,compress, condense
The candle flared out, leaving only a faint glimmer in the darkness.
As the star died, it flared out in a spectacular supernova explosion.
The angry man's temper flared out, causing him to hurl insults.
The fire in the fireplace flared out of control, threatening to engulf the house.
