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11 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Whisk' in a Sentence

"To swiftly move or remove something with a quick, sweeping motion." more

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By the time you arrive, I will have been whisking the cake batter for hours.
Tomorrow, she will whisk away the dust that has settled on the old books.
Before the storm, the waves had been whisking against the shore.
Tomorrow, he will whisk his car into the garage before the storm hits.
They will have whisked the patients to safety before the storm hits.
The wind had whisked away the fallen leaves from the garden.
We have been whisking through the pages of the mystery novel all night.
The chef used a wire whisk to beat the eggs until they were fluffy.
The dancer's skirt whisked around her as she twirled on stage.
The butler was whisking away crumbs from the dining table with a swift motion.
I am whisking the cake batter to achieve a smooth texture.

Whisk

wisk
verbTo swiftly move or remove something with a quick, sweeping motion.
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Last Updated On: July 11, 2024
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