18 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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As the storm approached, the leaves were whisking through the air in a chaotic dance.

She has been whisking away worries with her cheerful laughter.

The magician can whisk objects from one place to another in an instant.

Before the meeting begins, she will have whisked through the important points.

The chef will have been whisking the sauce to perfection before serving it with the steak.

With a quick motion, he whisked the pen across the paper, signing the contract.

The stylist is whisking the hair into a stylish updo for the fashion show.

I have whisked the ingredients together to create a smooth batter.

She had whisked through the crowded street, dodging pedestrians with ease.

The tailor used a small whisk to remove fabric lint from the freshly sewn garment.

The barista is whisking the milk to froth it for the cappuccino.

By tomorrow, the chef will have whisked up a delightful new menu.

The wind was whisking through the trees, creating a soothing melody in the forest.

They have whisked away the old furniture to make room for the new arrivals.

The magician performed a trick, making scarves whisk through the air.

Maria was whisking away tears as she bid farewell to her best friend at the airport.

The magician has whisked the scarf out of the hat, leaving the audience in awe.

The artist will have been whisking vibrant strokes of paint across the canvas.

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