let fly (Meaning)

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let fly (v)

fire as from a gun

The archer deftly let fly an arrow, piercing the target with precision.
The angry bird let fly a string of profanities towards its tormentor.
The baseball pitcher let fly a blazing fastball, whizzing past the batter.
The soldiers let fly a barrage of gunfire, engulfing the enemy in a hail of bullets.
The boxer let fly a flurry of punches, knocking out his opponent with devastating force.
The magician let fly a cloud of smoke, disappearing in an instant.
The comedian let fly a series of jokes, eliciting laughter from the audience.
The teacher let fly a sharp reprimand, silencing the unruly student.
The sculptor let fly a chisel, carving an exquisite masterpiece from stone.
The artist let fly a brush, creating a vibrant and expressive painting.

fire as from a gun

throw, hurl, fling, toss, fire, peg, dash, heave, catapult, cast

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The archer deftly let fly an arrow, piercing the target with precision.

The angry bird let fly a string of profanities towards its tormentor.

The baseball pitcher let fly a blazing fastball, whizzing past the batter.

The soldiers let fly a barrage of gunfire, engulfing the enemy in a hail of bullets.