volage (Meaning)
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volage (a.)
Light; giddy.
Synonyms & Antonyms of volage
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volage Sentence Examples
- The volage sportsman flitted from one team to another, showcasing his exceptional athleticism.
- The volage actress captivated audiences with her alluring performances but struggled to maintain stable relationships.
- The volage politician's constant change of alliances left constituents bewildered and disillusioned.
- The volage teenager experimented with different friendships and romantic partners, seeking a sense of belonging.
- The volage entrepreneur launched numerous startups but quickly grew bored, leaving a trail of abandoned projects.
- The volage traveler yearned for constant adventure, hopping from continent to continent without putting down roots.
- The volage fashionista kept up with the latest trends, her wardrobe constantly evolving to reflect her ever-changing tastes.
- The volage artist experimented with various mediums and styles, never fully committing to any particular form.
- The volage reader devoured books from every genre, immersing herself in countless worlds but rarely finishing any one story.
- The volage student flitted between majors, never finding her true academic passion, leading to a fragmented education.
FAQs About the word volage
Light; giddy.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The volage sportsman flitted from one team to another, showcasing his exceptional athleticism.
The volage actress captivated audiences with her alluring performances but struggled to maintain stable relationships.
The volage politician's constant change of alliances left constituents bewildered and disillusioned.
The volage teenager experimented with different friendships and romantic partners, seeking a sense of belonging.
