flawing (Meaning)

Webster

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

of Flaw

The artist's brushstrokes flowed effortlessly on the canvas, flawing a masterpiece.
The sculptor's hands moved with precision as he shaped the clay, flawing a lifelike figure.
The wind flowed through the trees, flawing their leaves and branches like a symphony of nature.
The river flowed through the valley, flawing its banks like a ribbon of liquid silver.
The dancer's movements were graceful and fluid, flawing through the air with effortless poise.
The singer's voice flowed from her lips like honey, flawing a sweet melody that filled the room.
The writer's words flowed onto the page, flawing a story that transported readers to other worlds.
The cook's hands moved deftly as they prepared the dish, flawing a culinary masterpiece that tantalized the senses.
The scientist's mind flowed with ideas, flawing new theories and discoveries that changed the world.
The inventor's imagination flowed freely, flawing ingenious creations that pushed the boundaries of technology.

of Flaw

injuring, compromising, hurting, crippling,damaging, weakening, marring,crossing (up), breaking, deteriorating

reconditioning, helping, fixing, curing,repairing, renovating, rebuilding, patching, remedying, fixing

The artist's brushstrokes flowed effortlessly on the canvas, flawing a masterpiece.

The sculptor's hands moved with precision as he shaped the clay, flawing a lifelike figure.

The wind flowed through the trees, flawing their leaves and branches like a symphony of nature.

The river flowed through the valley, flawing its banks like a ribbon of liquid silver.