swashing Synonyms
swashing Meaning
swashing
swagger entry 2, the rush of water up a beach from a breaking wave, an extended flourish on a printed character, a dashing of water against or on something, bluster entry 1 sense 2, a dashing of water against or upon something, to cause to splash, swagger, to make violent noisy movements, having one or more swashes, a narrow channel of water lying within a sandbank or between a sandbank and the shore, bluster, swagger, to move with a splashing sound
swashing Sentence Examples
- The pirate's sword swashed through the air, leaving a trail of terror in its wake.
- The swashing current carried the boat towards the dangerous rapids.
- The captain's voice swashed with authority as he commanded the crew.
- The wind's swashing roar threatened to drown out all other sounds.
- The hero's cape swashed behind him as he charged into battle.
- The flamboyant actor's gestures were so large and swashing that they could be seen from the back of the audience.
- The swashing rain drenched the hikers to the bone.
- The knight's armor clanked and swashed as he walked through the castle courtyard.
- The politician's campaign posters swashed with promises.
- The swashing ocean waves crashed relentlessly against the shore.
FAQs About the word swashing
swagger entry 2, the rush of water up a beach from a breaking wave, an extended flourish on a printed character, a dashing of water against or on something, blu
splashing, rippling, bubbling, lapping, plashing, gurgling,sloshing,babbling
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The pirate's sword swashed through the air, leaving a trail of terror in its wake.
The swashing current carried the boat towards the dangerous rapids.
The captain's voice swashed with authority as he commanded the crew.
The wind's swashing roar threatened to drown out all other sounds.
