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fluting Definition

flut·ing (flo̵̅o̅t)

noun

  1. a decoration consisting of long, rounded grooves, as in a column
  2. such grooves or the act of making them
  3. the act of playing the flute or singing, etc. in a flutelike tone

fluting Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • have: The third column which carries a capital has no fluting in its shaft.
  • hear: As we ceased an almost perfect hush descended for a while, in which one heard the fluting notes of a distant nightingale.

Adjective modifier

good: Climb the difficult wall passed a hole to reach a slot, further hard moves leads to good flutings and the top.

Modifies a noun

song: The nightingale's skulking habits make it difficult to see, hence the importance of its rich, fluting song.

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