Definition

Describing something that is feathered or capable of flying, often used in relation to arrows or other objects that can take flight.

Example

The flighted arrows soared through the air with precision.

Conversation

Have you ever seen a bird with such a flighted appearance?

Yeah, it really stands out against the sky!

I love how their feathers shimmer when they flighted through the air.

Absolutely! It's like they were meant to fly.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'flighted' originates from the verb 'flight' (from Old English 'flyht', meaning the act of flying) combined with the suffix '-ed' (indicating a past action or state). Thus, 'flighted' refers to something that has been in a state of flying or has flown.

Memory Tip

Think of the act of flying ('flight') and remember that 'flighted' means something that has flown or is in a state of having flown.

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