overwing Antonyms
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Meaning of overwing
Webster
overwing (v. t.)
To outflank.
overwing Sentence Examples
- The majestic eagle soared through the sky, its overwingspan casting a vast shadow below.
- The aircraft's sleek design featured overwings that enhanced its stability and maneuverability.
- The bird's overwing feathers were a vibrant blue, contrasting beautifully with its white underbelly.
- The overwing roof of the house extended outwards, providing shade to the patio.
- The pilot skillfully navigated the overwing turbulence during the stormy flight.
- The building's overwing canopy allowed natural light to flood the interior.
- The bird extended its overwings as it prepared to take flight.
- The plane's overwing beacon flashed rhythmically, guiding it safely through the night.
- The overwing passage in the book provided a detailed account of the aircraft's history.
- The canopy overwings on the convertible protected the passengers from the elements.
FAQs About the word overwing
To outflank.
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The majestic eagle soared through the sky, its overwingspan casting a vast shadow below.
The aircraft's sleek design featured overwings that enhanced its stability and maneuverability.
The bird's overwing feathers were a vibrant blue, contrasting beautifully with its white underbelly.
The overwing roof of the house extended outwards, providing shade to the patio.
