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Meaning of flash
The primary meaning of the word "flash" is a sudden brief burst of light or a brief moment of insight or understanding.
Etymology of flash
The word "flash" originated in the mid-16th century, derived from the Middle English word "flaschen", which is related to the Old English word "flæsc", meaning "to flicker" or "to sparkle"
Historically, the word "flash" was used to describe a brief, sudden burst of light, and over time, its meaning expanded to include figurative uses, such as a brief moment of insight or understanding
Synonyms
Definitions
- A sudden brief burst of light, typically in the form of a beam or glow
- * A sudden brief moment of insight or understanding
- * To shine or reflect light in a brief, sudden manner
- * To move quickly or suddenly
Usage Examples
- The firework exploded in a flash of colorful light
- * She had a flash of inspiration and solved the problem
- * The camera flash illuminated the dark room
- * The athlete flashed across the finish line, setting a new record
Antonyms
dullness
dimness
darkness
gloom
gloominess
somberness
slowness
sluggishness
stagnation
stagnancy
torpor
lethargy
languor
languidness
stillness
steadiness
stability
permanence
endurance
persistence