fletching (Meaning)

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

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The skilled archer carefully attached the fletching to the arrow, ensuring a precise and stable flight.
The intricate patterns of the fletching added an aesthetic touch to the arrow, making it a work of art.
The fletching rotated rapidly as the arrow sped through the air, creating a stabilizing effect and preventing deviation.
The hunter meticulously inspected the fletching of his arrows before embarking on his journey, ensuring they were in optimal condition.
The fletching of the arrow hummed as it sliced through the air, carrying the archer's hopes and aspirations.
The archer's skillful fletching allowed him to hit the target with remarkable accuracy, impressing his fellow archers.
The fletching of the arrow acted as a rudder, guiding and controlling its trajectory towards the intended target.
The damaged fletching caused the arrow to veer off course, resulting in a missed shot and disappointment for the archer.
The archer's expertise in fletching allowed him to create arrows that exhibited exceptional precision and consistency.
The wind whistled through the fletching of the arrow as it soared through the sky, carrying the archer's determination and unwavering focus.

of Fletch

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The skilled archer carefully attached the fletching to the arrow, ensuring a precise and stable flight.

The intricate patterns of the fletching added an aesthetic touch to the arrow, making it a work of art.

The fletching rotated rapidly as the arrow sped through the air, creating a stabilizing effect and preventing deviation.

The hunter meticulously inspected the fletching of his arrows before embarking on his journey, ensuring they were in optimal condition.