10 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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The wind has whisked the leaves off the trees, signaling the arrival of autumn.
The chef has whisked a delightful sauce to complement the grilled salmon.
Before the exam, she will have been whisking through the textbook to review the material.
The chef will be whisking the ingredients vigorously to create a smooth batter.
By the time the guests arrive, the caterers will have whisked up a delicious feast.
The chef often whisked up delicious sauces in the kitchen.
The chef will whisk the batter until it reaches the perfect consistency.
In the bustling kitchen, chefs will be whisking up a storm to prepare for the evening rush.
Before the performance, the magician will whisk a rabbit out of his hat.
The magician will have whisked the rabbit away and left the audience in awe.
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