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
Able to float in water or rise in air
Light, soft fabric like a dress or curtains that moves easily in the air
Floating on water like a boat and not sinking
A craft or object that floats on water like a boat
Can float on water or stay in the air
Small pieces that float in water or air and do not sink
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.