flotant
- adjective
- /floʊˈtænt/
- Archaic
- The lily pads were flotant on the surface of the pond.
Examples
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The artist painted a scene with flotant leaves drifting down the river.
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After the storm, debris remained flotant in the flooded streets.
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The lily pads were flotant on the surface of the pond.
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The flotant leaves drifted gracefully on the pond.
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The flotant flowers added beauty to the lake.
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The flotant leaves drifted gracefully on the pond.
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The flotant flowers added beauty to the lake.
Synonyms
Floating on water like a boat and not sinking
Small pieces that float in water or air and do not sink
Able to float in water or rise in air
Light, soft fabric like a dress or curtains that moves easily in the air
A craft or object that floats on water like a boat
Can float on water or stay in the air
Antonyms
How Buoyant
Surface Forms
Etymology
Flotant comes from a root meaning 'to float', the same root as English float, so it describes something that floats on water and does not sink.