swoops
Pronunciation: [swuːps]
Word
Context: "movement"
(verb) to move quickly down through the air, like a bird or an airplane. When something swoops, it comes down fast and often looks very graceful while doing it.
Example
The eagle swoops down to catch its prey from the ground.
Example
The airplane didn't swoop; it flew steadily without any sudden movements.
Example
Did you see the bat swoop down near the ground?
Context: "action"
(noun) an action of moving quickly downwards in a smooth, sweeping motion. This can refer to the way animals or objects can swoop down from a height.
Example
Her swoops through the air made her look like a skilled dancer.
Example
There were no swoops during the performance; everything was flat and boring.
Example
Did you notice any swoops in the bird's flight?
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