fluting
/ˈfluːtɪŋ/
adjective
- Having a sound or appearance like that of a flute; light and clear.
- She spoke in a fluting voice that carried across the room.
- The bird's fluting call echoed through the forest.
- The fluting notes of the piccolo stood out in the orchestra.
noun
- A decorative pattern of parallel, rounded grooves, often found on columns or furniture.
- The ancient Greek columns were famous for their elegant fluting.
- The cabinet doors had delicate fluting that added a classic touch.
- Fluting on the pillars gave the building a sense of grandeur.
- The act of playing a flute or the sound produced by playing a flute.
- The fluting of the musician filled the concert hall with a sweet melody.
- Her fluting was so soft and soothing that it put the baby to sleep.
- We could hear the gentle fluting coming from the practice room.
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