velivolant (Meaning)
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velivolant (a.)
Flying with sails; passing under full sail.
Synonyms & Antonyms of velivolant
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velivolant Sentence Examples
- The velivolant creature soared through the air with effortless grace.
- The jellyfish's velivolant umbrella propelled it gently through the water.
- The dragonfly's velivolant wings allowed it to hover and dart with agility.
- The dandelion's velivolant seeds drifted on the wind, seeking new grounds to colonize.
- The squirrel's velivolant tail acted as a rudder, enabling it to navigate tree branches with ease.
- The octopus's velivolant mantle provided it with camouflage, allowing it to blend seamlessly with its surroundings.
- The hummingbird's velivolant wings enabled it to fly at astonishing speeds, outmaneuvering its predators.
- The glider's velivolant design allowed it to soar on thermal currents, staying airborne for hours.
- The hang glider's velivolant wings carried the pilot effortlessly through the sky, offering a breathtaking experience.
- The hot air balloon's velivolant envelope lifted the passengers high into the atmosphere, providing stunning panoramic views.
FAQs About the word velivolant
Flying with sails; passing under full sail.
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The velivolant creature soared through the air with effortless grace.
The jellyfish's velivolant umbrella propelled it gently through the water.
The dragonfly's velivolant wings allowed it to hover and dart with agility.
The dandelion's velivolant seeds drifted on the wind, seeking new grounds to colonize.
