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flash

[flash] / flæʃ /


NOUN
demonstration
Synonyms
Antonyms
STRONG






Example Sentences

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Although rains have recently started falling in several parts of the country and even caused flash floods in some areas, officials caution that relief will not come immediately to Turkana.

From BBC

A brilliant flash followed a second later by an explosion that shook the bed.

From Literature

Writing on X, Robert A. Pape, a longtime scholar of terrorism, posted: “After tracking terrorism for 25 years, this is a flashing red light — as bright as I’ve seen prior to a serious attack.”

From Los Angeles Times

The slow pace of the game leaves them free to scratch, spit and wool-gather while they wait for brief flashes of something to do.

From Salon

Despite our digital era, he remains committed to analog, avoids flashes and develops the negatives by hand.

From Los Angeles Times