fletched (Meaning)

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fletched (imp. & p. p.)

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The archer carefully fletched the arrow with turkey feathers, ensuring it would fly straight and accurate.
The fletches on the arrow were meticulously aligned to optimize stability and accuracy in flight.
In traditional archery, fletching is an essential skill that requires attention to detail and precision.
The bowyer deftly fletched the arrow with three feathers, securing them with sinew and glue.
As the archer drew back the bowstring, the fletches on the arrow vibrated slightly, signaling their readiness for flight.
The fletched arrow pierced through the air, propelled by the archer's strength and the bow's energy.
The fletches imparted stability to the arrow, keeping it on its intended trajectory toward the target.
The arrow's fletches helped it maintain its velocity and accuracy over long distances, ensuring a successful shot.
The archer experimented with different types of fletching to achieve optimal performance and consistency in their archery practice.
The fletched arrow reached its target with precision, demonstrating the archer's skill in the ancient art of archery.

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The archer carefully fletched the arrow with turkey feathers, ensuring it would fly straight and accurate.

The fletches on the arrow were meticulously aligned to optimize stability and accuracy in flight.

In traditional archery, fletching is an essential skill that requires attention to detail and precision.

The bowyer deftly fletched the arrow with three feathers, securing them with sinew and glue.