Flail in a sentence
Synonym: thrash.
Meaning: To wave or swing wildly; often used to describe uncontrolled movements.

(1) I flail on to the next task at hand.
(2) I saw him flail up on the dance floor.
(3) We flail over to the park for a picnic.
(4) The wind caused the flag to flail wildly.
(5) I flail through with my arms when I swim.
(6) The workers use a flail to thresh the oats.
(7) Don't flail on your final exam, study hard!
(8) I watched him flail up the stairs in a hurry.
(9) The wind caused the flag to flail vigorously.
(10) We flail over to the beach to soak up the sun.
Flail sentence
(11) We flail on to the next item on our to-do list.
(12) The horror movie caused me to flail up in fear.
(13) They flail over to the theater to catch a movie.
(14) They flail on to the next chapter of their lives.
(15) I had to flail off the dog that was jumping on me.
(16) I flail over to the couch after a long day at work.
(17) The farmer uses a flail to manually thresh the rye.
(18) The farmer used a flail to thresh the oats by hand.
(19) She used her arms to flail up and down in the water.
(20) The child's tantrum made his arms flail up in anger.
Flail make sentence
(21) We flail over to the coffee shop for a caffeine fix.
(22) We flail over to the grocery store to buy groceries.
(23) The strong wind made the flag flail off of the pole.
(24) Don't flail away from seeking help when you need it.
(25) I always flail on the diving board when I'm nervous.
(26) The bird's wings began to flail up as it took flight.
(27) They flail over to the museum to admire the exhibits.
(28) The wind caused the leaves to flail off of the trees.
(29) The wind caused the flags to flail in all directions.
(30) The farmer used a flail to thresh the wheat manually.
Sentence of flail
(31) The intense workout caused my heart rate to flail up.
(32) The strong wind made the kite flail off of its string.
(33) The tree branches started to flail in the strong wind.
(34) I saw my friend flail over to the cafeteria for lunch.
(35) I had to flail over to the gym for my morning workout.
(36) The guitarist began to flail on stage during his solo.
(37) He tried to flail up his jacket to get rid of the dust.
(38) The farmers used a wooden flail to thresh the rye crop.
(39) They flail over to the restaurant for a delicious meal.
(40) The strong current made the fish flail off of the hook.
Flail meaningful sentence
(41) The flail was hafted with a chain and spiked iron ball.
(42) The child's tantrum caused him to flail in frustration.
(43) Don't let setbacks make you flail away from your goals.
(44) The swimmer began to flail on the last lap of the race.
(45) The actor began to flail on stage during a fight scene.
(46) I tend to flail on the yoga mat when I lose my balance.
(47) The boxer attempted to flail off his opponent's punches.
(48) The windmill's blades flail in the strong gusts of wind.
(49) The wind caused the tree branches to flail about wildly.
(50) I watched the bird flail off of the branch and fly away.
Flail sentence examples
(51) Don't flail up on your assignments, stay on top of them.
(52) I saw a bird flail on the ground after hitting a window.
(53) The stress of finals week caused my anxiety to flail up.
(54) The helicopter's blades began to flail up as it took off.
(55) The dancer's dress seemed to flail up as she spun around.
(56) The wind made the kite flail up and soar high in the sky.
(57) They flail over to the bookstore to browse for new books.
(58) The cat's claws flail out as it tries to climb up a tree.
(59) I watched him flail in the water as he struggled to swim.
(60) The wind caused the curtains to flail in the open window.
Sentence with flail
(61) I tend to flail on the basketball court when I'm nervous.
(62) I tend to flail on the ski slopes when I lose my balance.
(63) The drummer began to flail on stage during the drum solo.
(64) The wind caused the flag to flail up and down on the pole.
(65) The child's tantrum made his arms flail up in frustration.
(66) The loose wire caused the plug to flail off of the socket.
(67) The injured bird's wings would flail in an attempt to fly.
(68) The chef used a knife to flail off the skin from the fish.
(69) Don't let fear make you flail away from new opportunities.
(70) I always flail up on my sleep schedule during finals week.
Use flail in a sentence
(71) I had to flail over to the music building for a rehearsal.
(72) I had to flail off the spider that was crawling on my arm.
(73) I watched my roommate flail on the dance floor last night.
(74) The wind caused the branches to flail wildly in the storm.
(75) The boxer's punches started to flail up in the final round.
(76) They flail over to the dance floor to show off their moves.
(77) The traditional method of threshing involves using a flail.
(78) She skillfully threshes the oats using a traditional flail.
(79) The actor began to flail on stage when he forgot his lines.
(80) The crowd's excitement made their hands flail up in the air.
Sentence using flail
(81) The dancer's arms seemed to flail up in sync with the music.
(82) The loose thread caused the button to flail off of my shirt.
(83) I tried to flail off of the treadmill, but ended up falling.
(84) I watched the kite flail off of the string and into the sky.
(85) I had to flail over to the coffee shop for a caffeine boost.
(86) The dancer's arms seemed to flail up in the air effortlessly.
(87) The drummer's sticks began to flail up and down as he played.
(88) The flagpole started to flail up and down in the strong wind.
(89) The crowd's excitement made their hands flail up in applause.
(90) The strong waves caused the surfer to flail off of his board.
Flail example sentence
(91) The loose screw caused the doorknob to flail off of the door.
(92) The skateboarder's trick made his shoe flail off of his foot.
(93) The loose thread caused the button to flail off of my jacket.
(94) The loose thread caused the button to flail off of my blouse.
(95) The loose screw caused the handle to flail off of the drawer.
(96) The car's windshield wipers began to flail in the heavy rain.
(97) Don't let distractions make you flail away from your studies.
(98) College can be tough, but you have to flail on and persevere.
(99) Don't flail up on your attendance, it can affect your grades.
(100) My classmate had to flail over to the dining hall for dinner.
Sentence with word flail
(101) I saw a student flail over to the dorms to study for an exam.
(102) The singer began to flail on stage when she hit a wrong note.
(103) The professor's criticism caused my insecurities to flail up.
(104) I had to flail up my umbrella to shield myself from the rain.
(105) The helicopter's blades began to flail up as it hovered above.
(106) The flagpole swayed, causing the flag to flail back and forth.
(107) The workers use a wooden flail to thresh the harvested barley.
(108) The farmer uses a flail to manually thresh the harvested oats.
(109) Don't be afraid to flail on to new experiences and take risks.
(110) I need to flail up on my studying if I want to pass this exam.
Sentence of flail
(111) I watched a student flail over to the theater for a rehearsal.
(112) I tend to flail in my attempts to make new friends in college.
(113) The comedian's jokes fell flat and he began to flail on stage.
(114) I always flail on the balance beam during gymnastics practice.
(115) The rollercoaster caused me to flail up my arms in excitement.
(116) The wind caused the leaves to flail up and fall from the trees.
(117) The scarecrow's arms flail in the wind, scaring away the birds.
(118) The toddler started to flail about when his toy was taken away.
(119) The executioner wielded the flail to carry out death sentences.
(120) I had to flail over to the library to finish my research paper.
Flail used in a sentence
(121) I had to flail up my arms to catch the attention of the waiter.
(122) The wind made the leaves flail up and scatter across the ground.
(123) The cat's paws flail out as it tries to catch a fast-moving toy.
(124) The loose connection made the cable flail off of the television.
(125) The dancer began to flail in an attempt to express her emotions.
(126) He decided to flail through with his plan despite the obstacles.
(127) The injured bird started to flail about in an attempt to escape.
(128) The flail was wielded by the executioner to carry out sentences.
(129) Procrastination can cause you to flail away from your deadlines.
(130) I tend to flail up on my diet when I'm stressed with schoolwork.
Flail sentence in English
(131) My roommate had to flail over to the bookstore to buy textbooks.
(132) My friend had to flail over to the health center for a check-up.
(133) The unexpected news caused emotions to flail up among the group.
(134) I had to flail up my arms to get the attention of the lifeguard.
(135) The strong gust of wind made the hat flail off of the man's head.
(136) The loose handle made the suitcase flail off of the luggage cart.
(137) The loose nail caused the picture frame to flail off of the wall.
(138) The old-fashioned method of husking wheat involved using a flail.
(139) The farmer used a flail to beat the grain on the threshing-floor.
(140) I watched the fish flail off of the hook and back into the water.
(141) I had to flail over to the bookstore to return a rented textbook.
(142) The comedian's jokes caused the audience to flail up in laughter.
(143) The boxer's punches flail out with incredible speed and precision.
(144) The strong gust of wind made the umbrella flail off of its handle.
(145) The dog's wagging tail caused its collar to flail off of its neck.
(146) It's important to stay focused and not flail away from your goals.
(147) I had to flail over to the student center to meet with my advisor.
(148) I saw a student flail over to the art studio to work on a project.
(149) I saw a fish flail on the shore after being caught by a fisherman.
(150) The professor's lecture caused my mind to flail up with confusion.
(151) The toddler's legs flail out as he tries to crawl across the floor.
(152) The cat's tail started to flail off of its body when it got scared.
(153) The cat desperately tried to flail off the dog that was chasing it.
(154) I had to flail about to catch the frisbee that was thrown too high.
(155) I had to flail over to the computer lab to print out my assignment.
(156) My professor had to flail over to the lab to conduct an experiment.
(157) I always flail in my attempts to find a quiet study spot on campus.
(158) The athlete tried to flail off the defender, but he was too strong.
(159) The soccer player began to flail on the field after missing a shot.
(160) The athlete's arms began to flail up as he crossed the finish line.
(161) The group project caused tensions to flail up between team members.
(162) I had to flail up my arms to catch the attention of the bus driver.
(163) The basketball player's shot caused the net to flail off of the rim.
(164) The boxer's opponent began to flail in an attempt to defend himself.
(165) He tried to flail off the mosquito that was buzzing around his head.
(166) The hiker had to flail off the branches that were blocking his path.
(167) I had to flail off of the crowded elevator to make it to my meeting.
(168) I had to flail off of the crowded escalator to make it to my flight.
(169) I tend to flail in my attempts to wake up early for morning classes.
(170) I tend to flail in my attempts to stay focused during long lectures.
(171) I watched my friend flail on the ice rink during our skating lesson.
(172) I watched my roommate flail up the stairs after a night of partying.
(173) The heated debate caused tempers to flail up among the participants.
(174) The horse's tail started to flail up as it galloped across the field.
(175) The wind caused the curtains to flail up and down in the open window.
(176) The dancer's arms flail out gracefully as she moves across the stage.
(177) The injured athlete's legs flail out as he collapses from exhaustion.
(178) The loose shoelace caused the runner's shoe to flail off of his foot.
(179) The fisherman's net started to flail in the water as he pulled it in.
(180) I had to flail off of the crowded bus to make it to my class on time.
(181) I tried to flail off of the zip line, but the harness kept me secure.
(182) I watched a student flail over to the classroom before the bell rang.
(183) My classmate had to flail over to the dorms to grab a forgotten item.
(184) The swimmer's legs started to flail up as he kicked through the water.
(185) The dancer's legs flail out in a graceful kick during her performance.
(186) The injured bird's wings flail out in a desperate attempt to fly away.
(187) The farmer used a threshing flail to separate the oats from the husks.
(188) If you flail away from your commitments, you'll never achieve success.
(189) The spider wouldn't flail off of my shoe no matter how hard I stomped.
(190) When I'm stressed, I tend to flail about and lose focus on my studies.
(191) I always flail in my attempts to balance schoolwork and a social life.
(192) I had to flail off the feeling of disappointment after failing a test.
(193) The music at the party caused everyone to flail up on the dance floor.
(194) The fisherman's net began to flail up as he pulled it out of the water.
(195) The injured athlete's legs flail out as he falls to the ground in pain.
(196) The loose string made the guitar pick flail off of the musician's hand.
(197) The horse rider lost control and started to flail off the horse's back.
(198) The painter used a brush to flail off the excess paint from the canvas.
(199) The boat rocked in the waves, causing the oars to flail back and forth.
(200) The tree branches flail in the wind, scratching against the windowpane.
(201) The boxer continued to flail about in the ring, trying to land a punch.
(202) I tend to flail on the treadmill when I increase the speed too quickly.
(203) I tried to flail my arms, but I ended up hitting my friend in the face.
(204) I had to flail off of the crowded train to make it to my job interview.
(205) I need to flail up on my writing skills if I want to improve my essays.
(206) I saw a group of students flail over to the quad for a game of frisbee.
(207) The boxer's punch made his opponent's mouthguard flail off of his teeth.
(208) The loose shoelace caused the runner's sneaker to flail off of his foot.
(209) She used her hand to flail off the spider that had crawled onto her arm.
(210) The surfer had to flail off the seaweed that had wrapped around his leg.
(211) He began to flail about in the water, desperately trying to stay afloat.
(212) The toddler's tantrum escalated as he began to flail about on the floor.
(213) When I get nervous during presentations, I tend to flail in my gestures.
(214) When I'm tired, I tend to flail in my ability to concentrate on my work.
(215) I tried to flail up a conversation with my crush, but it didn't go well.
(216) I had to flail up my hands to signal for help when I got lost on campus.
(217) When you're feeling overwhelmed, take a deep breath and don't flail out.
(218) I watched my roommate flail into his bed after a long night of studying.
(219) The mosquito wouldn't flail off of my arm no matter how hard I shook it.
(220) The injured bird's wings flail out as it tries to escape from its captor.
(221) The workers used a wooden flail to beat the wheat on the threshing-floor.
(222) Don't let setbacks discourage you, just flail on to the next opportunity.
(223) It's important to not flail up on your mental health during the semester.
(224) The boxer's punches started to flail up in the final seconds of the match.
(225) The bird's wings would flail through the air as it tried to gain altitude.
(226) The actor's arms flail out dramatically as he delivers his lines on stage.
(227) The child had a tantrum and began to flail off his clothes in frustration.
(228) The frightened cat would flail about whenever someone tried to pick it up.
(229) The injured bird's wing was broken, causing it to flail about in distress.
(230) It's important to stay motivated so you don't flail away from your dreams.
(231) I often flail in my attempts to understand complex theories in my classes.
(232) I tend to flail in my attempts to manage my finances as a college student.
(233) It's important to not flail up on your career goals, start planning early.
(234) My professor had to flail over to the lecture hall to give a presentation.
(235) The dancer's energetic movements caused her scarf to flail off of her neck.
(236) The loose strap caused the backpack to flail off of the student's shoulder.
(237) The gymnast slipped and had to flail off the balance beam to avoid falling.
(238) He continued to flail through the water, desperately trying to stay afloat.
(239) The scarecrow's arms would flail about in the wind, scaring away the birds.
(240) The sound of the flail hitting the wheat echoed across the threshing-floor.
(241) I tend to flail in group projects because I struggle with delegating tasks.
(242) When I'm overwhelmed with stress, I tend to flail in my self-care routines.
(243) I tried to flail off the mosquito that was biting me, but it was too quick.
(244) I tried to flail off the feeling of exhaustion after a long day of classes.
(245) If you flail out during a test, it can cause you to make careless mistakes.
(246) I watched the toddler flail about in the pool, trying to learn how to swim.
(247) I watched a student flail over to the parking lot to catch their ride home.
(248) The swimmer's legs started to flail up as he kicked towards the finish line.
(249) The injured athlete would flail about in pain after a particularly hard hit.
(250) The drunk man stumbled and began to flail about, causing a scene at the bar.
(251) The wind caused the flags to flail about, creating a dramatic visual effect.
(252) The swimmer began to flail when she realized she was too far from the shore.
(253) I often flail in my attempts to balance my part-time job with my schoolwork.
(254) The student tried to flail off the stress of finals week by going for a run.
(255) It's easy to flail up on your social life when you have a heavy course load.
(256) The bird's feathers started to flail off of its wings as it struggled to fly.
(257) The child screamed and tried to flail off the bee that had landed on his leg.
(258) The windstorm caused debris to flail about, posing a danger to anyone nearby.
(259) During the dance party, I saw a guy flail off the stage and land on his back.
(260) It's easy to flail up on your exercise routine when you have a busy schedule.
(261) Don't flail up on your research for projects, it can lead to incomplete work.
(262) The toddler's legs would flail through the air as he tried to walk on his own.
(263) The actor's performance was so intense that he seemed to flail in every scene.
(264) The injured athlete would flail over in pain as he tried to continue the race.
(265) The child would flail about in his sleep, often waking up with tangled sheets.
(266) She used a traditional method to thresh the oats by beating them with a flail.
(267) The toddler started to flail when her mother tried to put her in the car seat.
(268) Don't flail up on your communication with professors, it can help you succeed.
(269) Don't flail up on your time for self-care, it's important for your well-being.
(270) The swimmer panicked and started to flail off the jellyfish that had stung him.
(271) The rock climber had to flail off the loose rocks that were falling from above.
(272) The fisherman's line got tangled and he began to flail his arms in frustration.
(273) When I'm stressed, I tend to flail in my eating habits and resort to junk food.
(274) I always flail in my attempts to wake up early for morning workouts at the gym.
(275) I tend to flail in my attempts to navigate the social scene at college parties.
(276) I tried to flail off of the rollercoaster, but the safety bar kept me in place.
(277) I had to flail off of the crowded subway to make it to my doctor's appointment.
(278) The swimmer's arms flail out as he struggles to swim against the strong current.
(279) The swimmer's arms and legs would flail over as he struggled to reach the shore.
(280) The basketball player tried to flail off the defender who was blocking his shot.
(281) The swimmer struggled to flail off the seaweed that had tangled around his legs.
(282) I couldn't help but flail up in excitement when I received my acceptance letter.
(283) I tend to flail up on my public speaking skills, which affects my presentations.
(284) Sometimes you have to flail on to new ideas and perspectives to grow as a person.
(285) It's important to not flail up on your networking opportunities while in college.
(286) I tend to flail up on my motivation when I'm feeling overwhelmed with schoolwork.
(287) The boxer's opponent would flail over in an attempt to dodge his powerful punches.
(288) The injured athlete's movements became a flail over as he pushed through the pain.
(289) The driver swerved to flail off the cyclist who suddenly appeared in front of him.
(290) The gardener had to flail off the thorny bushes while clearing the overgrown area.
(291) The soccer player tried to flail off the opponent who was holding onto his jersey.
(292) The tree branches flail against the window during the storm, causing a loud noise.
(293) The dancer's arms and legs would flail about in a mesmerizing display of movement.
(294) It's important to stay organized so you don't flail away from important deadlines.
(295) As a college student, it's important to flail on to your dreams and never give up.
(296) College is a time to flail on to new friendships and build a supportive community.
(297) I had to flail about to get the attention of the waiter in the crowded restaurant.
(298) The fisherman's net caused the fish to flail over in a desperate attempt to escape.
(299) The construction worker used a shovel to flail off the excess cement from the wall.
(300) I tend to flail in my attempts to stay organized with my assignments and deadlines.
(301) I often flail in my attempts to find a good work-life balance as a college student.
(302) Don't flail away from your studies just because you're struggling with one subject.
(303) It's easy to flail away from your fitness routine when you're busy with schoolwork.
(304) Don't let fear hold you back, flail on to your courage and face challenges head-on.
(305) College is a time to flail on to your passions and discover what truly excites you.
(306) I need to flail up on my note-taking skills if I want to retain information better.
(307) I tend to flail up on my organization skills, which leads to a cluttered workspace.
(308) The gardener had to flail off the pesky insects that were eating away at the plants.
(309) The insect trapped in the spider's web would flail about, trying to escape its fate.
(310) The injured player would flail about on the field, signaling for medical assistance.
(311) When I'm overwhelmed with assignments, I tend to flail in my time management skills.
(312) When you're feeling overwhelmed, it's easy to flail away from your responsibilities.
(313) The toddler's arms flail out as he tries to catch his balance while learning to walk.
(314) The toddler's arms and legs would flail over as he tried to crawl for the first time.
(315) The speaker began to flail during his presentation when he lost his train of thought.
(316) Don't flail out when you receive constructive criticism, use it to improve your work.
(317) I need to flail up on my time management skills if I want to balance work and school.
(318) I need to flail up on my financial planning if I want to avoid debt after graduation.
(319) The child's excitement was evident as he would flail about, unable to contain his joy.
(320) I tried to flail off the feeling of embarrassment after tripping in front of everyone.
(321) The dancer's movements were so fluid that it appeared as if she would flail in the air.
(322) When I'm anxious, I tend to flail in my ability to communicate effectively with others.
(323) The boxer tried to flail through with his punches, but his opponent easily dodged them.
(324) It's important to remain calm and not flail out when dealing with a difficult roommate.
(325) The dancer's graceful movements turned into a flail over as she tripped on her own feet.
(326) The swimmer's arms and legs would flail over in the water as he struggled to stay afloat.
(327) The child accidentally spilled juice on his shirt and had to flail off the sticky liquid.
(328) Don't flail out when you get a bad grade on a test, use it as motivation to study harder.
(329) It's important to stay calm and not flail out when you're presenting in front of a class.
(330) It's important to stay composed and not flail out when dealing with difficult classmates.
(331) It's easy to get overwhelmed in college, but you have to flail on to keep moving forward.
(332) The farmer used a traditional method of threshing, using a wooden flail to beat the crops.
(333) If you flail out during a group project, it can negatively affect your team's performance.
(334) The actor had to flail off the fake blood that was splattered on his face during the scene.
(335) It's easy to flail out when you're running late for class, but try to stay focused and calm.
(336) If you flail out during a group project, it can cause tension and conflict within your team.
(337) The patient's limbs would flail about during a seizure, making it difficult to restrain them.
(338) It's important to prioritize your tasks so you don't flail away from the most important ones.
(339) The child accidentally stepped on a slug and had to flail off the slimy residue from his shoe.
(340) The threshing-floor was a noisy place, with the constant sound of the flail hitting the wheat.
(341) I watched in horror as the gymnast lost control and began to flail wildly on the balance beam.
(342) The actor's portrayal of a zombie was so convincing that he would flail in a terrifying manner.
(343) The gymnast had to flail off the chalk that had coated his hands before performing on the bars.
(344) The child's arms and legs would flail on the swing as he enjoyed the feeling of weightlessness.
(345) The Moro reflex is a natural reflex in infants that causes them to startle and flail their arms.
(346) Despite her best efforts, the dancer's arms continued to flail awkwardly during the performance.
(347) If you flail out during a debate, it can weaken your argument and make you appear less credible.
(348) The actor's portrayal of a drowning victim was so realistic that he seemed to flail in the water.
(349) The firefighter had to flail off the burning debris that was falling from the collapsing building.
(350) She couldn't help but flail on the treadmill as she struggled to keep up with the intense workout.
(351) When I'm feeling down, I tend to flail in my motivation to attend classes and complete assignments.
(352) The injured animal would flail about in pain, making it difficult for the veterinarian to examine it.
(353) The swimmer panicked and started to flail about, making it difficult for the lifeguard to rescue him.
(354) The panicked crowd began to flail and push against each other, trying to escape the burning building.
(355) The cyclist had to flail off the mud that had splashed onto his clothes while riding through a puddle.
(356) The construction worker had to flail off the dust and debris from his clothes after a long day of work.
(357) The gymnast's routine included impressive flips and twists, causing her body to flail about in mid-air.
(358) Don't flail out when you're struggling with a difficult assignment, seek help from a tutor or professor.
(359) Don't flail out when you're feeling overwhelmed with coursework, take a break and prioritize your tasks.
(360) The actor had to flail off the fake cobwebs that were hanging from the set during the haunted house scene.
(361) The actor's performance was so intense that he would flail about on stage, fully immersed in his character.
(362) The fisherman struggled to reel in the massive marlin, which continued to flail and fight against the line.
(363) The fisherman tried to flail his way out of the net, but it was too tightly woven, and he knew he was trapped.
(364) It's important to flail on to your education and take advantage of all the opportunities college has to offer.
(365) The storm caused the power lines to flail and whip around dangerously, posing a serious hazard to anyone nearby.
(366) As the wind picked up, the branches of the tree began to flail wildly, threatening to break off and cause damage.
(367) As I watched him flail his arms wildly, I realized that he had no idea how to swim, and I knew I had to act fast.
(368) He was so angry that he began to flail his fists in the air, and I knew it was time to leave before things got out of hand.
(369) The ship was tossed about by the rough waves, causing the crew to flail and stumble as they tried to maintain their footing.
(370) The storm caused the waves to flail against the shore, and the sound was so loud that we could barely hear each other speak.
(371) The actor's comedic timing was impeccable as he would flail about in exaggerated gestures, eliciting laughter from the audience.
(372) She tried to flail her way out of the quicksand, but the more she struggled, the deeper she sank, and she knew she was in trouble.
(373) The toddler began to flail his arms and legs when he didn't get his way, and his parents knew they had to teach him better behavior.
(374) The soldier tried to flail his way out of the enemy's grasp, but he was outnumbered and outmatched, and he knew he had to surrender.
(375) The wind picked up, causing the trees to flail back and forth, and the power lines to sway dangerously, so we decided to stay indoors.
(376) The dancer's arms seemed to flail effortlessly as she moved across the stage, but I knew it took years of practice to make it look so easy.
(377) The gymnast's routine was so complex that she had to flail her body in all directions to execute it perfectly, and the judges were impressed.
Flail meaning
Flail is a verb that means to wave or swing wildly, often in an uncontrolled manner. It can also refer to a tool used for threshing grain, consisting of a long handle with a free-swinging stick or bar attached to it. Here are some tips for using the word flail in a sentence:
1. Use it to describe physical movements: When someone is flailing, they are moving their arms or legs in a wild, uncontrolled way.
For example, "The drowning man flailed his arms in desperation, trying to stay afloat."
2. Use it to describe emotional states: Flailing can also be used to describe someone who is struggling or panicking in a situation.
For example, "The new employee flailed in his first week on the job, trying to keep up with the fast pace."
3. Use it to describe a tool or instrument: The word flail can also refer to a specific type of tool used for threshing grain.
For example, "The farmer used a flail to separate the wheat from the chaff."
4. Use it metaphorically: Flail can also be used metaphorically to describe a situation where someone is struggling or failing to make progress.
For example, "The company's sales team flailed for months before finally finding a successful strategy."
5. Use it in combination with other words: Flail can be used in combination with other words to create compound words that describe specific actions or situations.
For example, "The boxer flailed wildly in the ring, trying to land a punch." Or, "The politician's campaign flailed after a series of scandals."
Overall, flail is a versatile word that can be used in a variety of contexts to describe physical movements, emotional states, tools, and more. By following these tips, you can use flail effectively in your writing and communication.
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