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Meaning of Flit
The primary meaning of the word "Flit" is to move quickly and lightly.
Definitions
- To move quickly and lightly from one place to another, often in a sudden or fleeting manner
- * To pass quickly or briefly through a place or a period of time
- * To change quickly or frequently between different things, such as activities, ideas, or emotions
Etymology of Flit
The word "Flit" has its roots in Old English and Germanic languages, with the verb "flītan" meaning "to move quickly" or "to flee"
The word has been in use since the 14th century, initially meaning "to flee" or "to escape", and later developing its modern meanings related to quick and light movement
Example Uses
- The bird will flit between the branches of the tree in search of food
- * She flits from one hobby to another, never sticking to anything for long
- * The insect will flit around the light, trying to get to it