10 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Flit' in a Sentence
"To move lightly and swiftly; to fly, dart, or skim along." more
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As the seasons change, the leaves will have flitted from green to fiery hues.
By morning, the dream will have flitted from her mind like a fleeting ghost.
By the time she turns around, the mischievous cat will have flitted away with the ribbon.
After the festival, the vibrant colors of the kites will have flitted through the sky.
After the party, the laughter and music will have flitted into the quiet night.
After the ball, Cinderella's magical carriage will have flitted into the night.
By the time we reach the meadow, the butterflies will have flitted away.
Once the secrets are revealed, the spy will have flitted from one disguise to another.
Before we notice, the elusive hummingbird will have flitted among the blossoms.
By the end of the performance, the actors will have flitted across the stage in a mesmerizing dance.
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