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Meaning of smift
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smift (n.)
A match for firing a charge of powder, as in blasting; a fuse.
smift Sentence Examples
- The wind howled with swift fury, whipping leaves into a frenzied dance.
- The athlete displayed swift reflexes, dodging the oncoming tackle with effortless grace.
- The stream flowed swiftly through the valley, its waters murmuring with a hypnotic rhythm.
- The sword danced through the air with swift precision, leaving a shimmering trail in its wake.
- The nimble cat darted swiftly across the room, its movements a blur.
- The time passed swiftly, unnoticed amidst the flurry of activity.
- The swift decision proved to be a pivotal moment in the company's history.
- The swift arrival of the paramedics saved the patient's life.
- The gossip spread swiftly through the office, igniting whispers and speculations.
- The swift currents of the river carried the boat downstream at an alarming pace.
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A match for firing a charge of powder, as in blasting; a fuse.
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The wind howled with swift fury, whipping leaves into a frenzied dance.
The athlete displayed swift reflexes, dodging the oncoming tackle with effortless grace.
The stream flowed swiftly through the valley, its waters murmuring with a hypnotic rhythm.
The sword danced through the air with swift precision, leaving a shimmering trail in its wake.
