flicking (off) (Meaning)

flicking (off)

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The employee flicked off the light as he left the office.
The students flicked off their screens after completing the quiz.
The driver flicked off the headlights to avoid blinding oncoming traffic.
Sarah flicked off the television with a swift motion.
The waiter flicked off the table lamp to create a romantic ambiance.
The contractor flicked off the power switch before starting the electrical work.
The artist flicked off the easel light, casting the painting into darkness.
The security guard flicked off the hallway lights, leaving the corridors dimly lit.
The programmer flicked off the debugging tool, satisfied with the code's functionality.
The musician flicked off the guitar amplifier, ending the impromptu jam session.

drawing up, braking,cutting off, shutting off, phasing out, stalling, halting, sticking, jamming, arresting

pushing, actuating, running, cranking (up), setting off, activating, starting, driving,turning on, moving

The employee flicked off the light as he left the office.

The students flicked off their screens after completing the quiz.

The driver flicked off the headlights to avoid blinding oncoming traffic.

Sarah flicked off the television with a swift motion.