jeat (Meaning)

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jeat (n.)

See Jet.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The jeat of the airplane soared through the sky, leaving a trail of white clouds behind it.
The jeat's engines roared as it took off from the runway, its sleek body cutting through the air.
The fighter jet performed a series of intricate maneuvers, its pilot demonstrating the plane's incredible agility.
The jeat's sleek design and powerful engines made it a formidable force in aerial combat.
The pilot ejected from the jeat just before it crashed, parachuting safely to the ground.
The jeat's wreckage was scattered across the field, a testament to the violence of the crash.
The jeat's arrival at the airshow drew a crowd of spectators, all eager to see the aircraft up close.
The jeat's performance was met with cheers and applause from the crowd, who were amazed by its speed and maneuverability.
The jeat's pilot gave a brief interview after the airshow, answering questions about the aircraft and its capabilities.
The jeat taxied back to its hangar, its mission complete, ready for its next flight.

See Jet.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The jeat of the airplane soared through the sky, leaving a trail of white clouds behind it.

The jeat's engines roared as it took off from the runway, its sleek body cutting through the air.

The fighter jet performed a series of intricate maneuvers, its pilot demonstrating the plane's incredible agility.

The jeat's sleek design and powerful engines made it a formidable force in aerial combat.