flashes (Meaning)

Webster

flashes (pl.)

of Flash

No weak antonyms found.

Lightning flashed across the sky, illuminating the night with its brilliant brilliance.
A firefly flashed its enchanting light in the warm summer night.
The photographer's camera flashed, capturing a special moment in time.
The disco ball flashed its colorful lights, creating a vibrant atmosphere.
The advertising billboard flashed its message to the passing traffic, grabbing their attention.
The emergency vehicle's lights flashed, signaling its urgent mission.
The computer monitor flashed a notification, alerting the user to an important event.
The light bulb flickered and flashed before it burned out, leaving the room in darkness.
The surgeon's scalpel flashed as it precisely cut the delicate tissue during the operation.
The athlete's eyes flashed with determination as they prepared for the upcoming competition.

of Flash

spurts,bursts, flutters, flickers, flurries, outbursts, recurrences, eruptions, flare-ups, floods

slumps, doldrums, doldrums, slumps, calms,calms,

Lightning flashed across the sky, illuminating the night with its brilliant brilliance.

A firefly flashed its enchanting light in the warm summer night.

The photographer's camera flashed, capturing a special moment in time.

The disco ball flashed its colorful lights, creating a vibrant atmosphere.