outfling
- noun
- /ˈaʊtˌflɪŋ/
- Archaic
- A dramatic outfling of confetti marked the end of the celebration.
Examples
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The volcano's outfling of ash covered the nearby fields in gray dust.
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The sudden outfling of stones surprised the hikers as they passed the wall.
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The outfling of confetti was a surprise for everyone!
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During the parade, the outfling of balloons delighted the crowd.
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The sudden outfling of stones from the cliff startled the hikers below as they enjoyed their walk.
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A colorful outfling of confetti filled the air as the couple celebrated their wedding.
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At the end of the show, the performers made an impressive outfling of balloons into the audience.
Synonyms
A sudden large flow, for example of water, or a strong expression of feeling
An act of throwing something with force
Sending something out from a surface
Forcing something out by pressing it
A movement of people, money, or goods away from a place
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Etymology
The word outfling is made of out- 'out' and fling 'to throw'. Imagine someone throwing things outward, so it means the act of throwing or spreading something out.