fleet
/fliːt/
noun
- A group of ships, vehicles, or aircraft operating together under one control.
- The airline's fleet includes both small jets and large passenger planes.
- A fleet of warships sailed into the harbor for the naval exercise.
- The company owns a fleet of delivery trucks that serve the entire city.
adjective
- Moving or able to move very quickly; swift.
- The cheetah is fleet of foot and can outrun any land animal.
- The messenger was known for being fleet, delivering news faster than anyone.
- She was fleet in her movements, dodging the obstacles with ease.
Antonyms
verb
- To move or pass swiftly; to disappear quickly.
- The clouds fleeted across the sky as the storm approached.
- His childhood fleeted away before he realized it.
- Time fleets by when you're having fun.