ricochetting (Meaning)

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

of Ricochet

The bullet ricocheted off the metal surface, narrowly missing the target.
The water droplets ricocheted off the leaves, creating a mesmerizing shimmer.
The ping-pong ball ricocheted around the table, defying gravity.
The pebbles ricocheted off the ground, skipping along the sidewalk.
The sound of a gunshot ricocheted through the mountains, echoing for miles.
The fireworks exploded with a deafening roar, sending embers ricocheting through the night sky.
The lightning bolts ricocheted from cloud to cloud, illuminating the stormy sky.
The basketball bounced off the rim and ricocheted into the crowd, causing a scramble for possession.
The puck ricocheted off the hockey stick, flying towards the net.
The laughter of children ricocheted through the playground, filling the air with joy.

of Ricochet

bouncing, skipping, glancing,caroming, rebounding, touching, bumping, shaving, sideswiping, nudging

No antonyms found.

The bullet ricocheted off the metal surface, narrowly missing the target.

The water droplets ricocheted off the leaves, creating a mesmerizing shimmer.

The ping-pong ball ricocheted around the table, defying gravity.

The pebbles ricocheted off the ground, skipping along the sidewalk.