swish (Meaning)
swish (n)
a brushing or rustling sound
swish (v)
move with or cause to move with a whistling or hissing sound
swish (s)
elegant and fashionable
Synonyms & Antonyms of swish
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- styleless
- graceless
- cheesy
- tasteless
- shabby
- unstylish
- unmodish
- slovenly
- rumpled
- dishevelled
- sloppy
- tasteless
- unkempt
- wrinkled
- trashy
- sloppy
- messy
- unstylish
- rumpled
- messy
- untidy
- untidy
- trashy
- unmodish
- graceless
- unkempt
- unchic
- styleless
- slovenly
- cheesy
- inelegant
- shabby
- wrinkled
- dishevelled
- unchic
- inelegant
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swish Sentence Examples
- The basketball player swished the free throw with ease.
- The arrow swished through the air, hitting its target with precision.
- The sword swished as it was drawn from its scabbard.
- The wind swished through the trees, creating a rustling sound.
- The tires swished on the wet asphalt as the car sped past.
- The wipers swished back and forth, clearing the rain from the windshield.
- The paintbrush swished across the canvas, creating vibrant strokes.
- The fishing line swished through the water as the cast was made.
- The sword swished as it deflected the attacker's blow.
- The ball swished through the net, giving the team the winning point.
FAQs About the word swish
a brushing or rustling sound, move with or cause to move with a whistling or hissing sound, elegant and fashionable
zip, fizz,whistle, whizz, swoosh, whoosh, whish, whiz,sizzle, hiss
unfashionable, outmoded, unbecoming, dowdy,out, tacky, dowdy, unbecoming, tacky, unfashionable
The basketball player swished the free throw with ease.
The arrow swished through the air, hitting its target with precision.
The sword swished as it was drawn from its scabbard.
The wind swished through the trees, creating a rustling sound.
