swash (Meaning)
swash (n)
the movement or sound of water
swash (v)
make violent, noisy movements
dash a liquid upon or against
show off
act in an arrogant, overly self-assured, or conceited manner
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swash Sentence Examples
- The pirate's swashbuckling ways earned him a notorious reputation.
- The flamboyant swordsman wielded his saber with great swash, impressing the onlookers.
- The actor's swash portrayal of the swashbuckler transported the audience to a bygone era.
- The swash of the waves against the shore was a constant reminder of the ocean's power.
- The dancer's swash movements captivated the crowd with their grace and fluidity.
- The horse's swash tail swished dramatically as it galloped across the field.
- The politician's swash rhetoric failed to persuade the skeptical voters.
- The garden's swash of colorful flowers created a vibrant and enchanting scene.
- The artist's swash brushstrokes brought life to the canvas, capturing the essence of the subject.
- The swash of the wind through the trees filled the air with a gentle rustling sound.
FAQs About the word swash
the movement or sound of water, make violent, noisy movements, dash a liquid upon or against, show off, act in an arrogant, overly self-assured, or conceited ma
splash, ripple, lap,slosh, plash, bubble, gurgle,babble
timidity, modesty, modesty, hesitancy, diffidence, bashfulness, shyness, manners, manners, hesitancy
The pirate's swashbuckling ways earned him a notorious reputation.
The flamboyant swordsman wielded his saber with great swash, impressing the onlookers.
The actor's swash portrayal of the swashbuckler transported the audience to a bygone era.
The swash of the waves against the shore was a constant reminder of the ocean's power.
