flew (Meaning)

Webster

flew ()

imp. of Fly.

Webster

of Fly

No weak antonyms found.

The bird majestically flew through the air, its wings flapping in a rhythmic motion.
The paper airplane I made in class flew gracefully across the room, landing on my teacher's desk.
She looked up and saw a flock of geese flying in a "V" formation.
The leaves of the tree rustled and flew in the wind as autumn crept closer.
After practicing for months, the young trapeze artist finally flew through the air with confidence.
The snow flew sideways, creating a mesmerizing winter wonderland.
In a daring gesture, the rebel pilot flew directly into the heart of the enemy's territory.
The sparks from the campfire flew up into the night sky as we gathered around to tell stories.
As the days flew by, the anticipation for the upcoming holiday grew stronger.
The flag flew proudly atop the building, a symbol of national unity and pride.

imp. of Fly., of Fly

winged, soared,hovered, floated, glided, darted, drifted, sailed, fluttered, hanged

remained, stayed, stayed, dwelt, dwelled, returned, returned,remained, dwelled, lingered

The bird majestically flew through the air, its wings flapping in a rhythmic motion.

The paper airplane I made in class flew gracefully across the room, landing on my teacher's desk.

She looked up and saw a flock of geese flying in a "V" formation.

The leaves of the tree rustled and flew in the wind as autumn crept closer.