upflung (Meaning)

Webster

upflung (a.)

Flung or thrown up.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

In a dramatic gesture of defiance, the rebel upflung his fist towards the oppressive regime.
The storm's relentless winds upflung debris into the air, creating a chaotic vortex.
The toddler's arms upflung in joyous anticipation as his parents entered the room.
With a single, powerful thrust, the knight upflung his sword, striking down his opponent in a swift and decisive duel.
The hiker upflung his flashlight into the darkness, illuminating a narrow path that led through the dense undergrowth.
The athlete's arms upflung in a moment of triumph as she crossed the finish line.
The diver upflung herself from the diving board, her body soaring gracefully through the air.
The dancer's arms upflung in a fluid and elegant movement, expressing the emotions of the music.
The magician upflung a white silk cloth, revealing a disappearing dove in a puff of smoke.
As the wind intensified, the sails of the ship upflung with a thunderous roar, propelling it forward through the crashing waves.

Flung or thrown up.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

In a dramatic gesture of defiance, the rebel upflung his fist towards the oppressive regime.

The storm's relentless winds upflung debris into the air, creating a chaotic vortex.

The toddler's arms upflung in joyous anticipation as his parents entered the room.

With a single, powerful thrust, the knight upflung his sword, striking down his opponent in a swift and decisive duel.