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flickering

[ˈflɪkərɪŋ]

flickering Definition

  • 1shining with a light that is not steady and sometimes becomes brighter and sometimes weaker
  • 2moving quickly and lightly, especially because of being nervous or excited

Using flickering: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "flickering" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The candlelight was flickering in the dark room.

  • Example

    The TV screen was flickering due to poor signal.

  • Example

    Her eyes were flickering with excitement.

  • Example

    The fireflies were flickering in the garden.

flickering Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for flickering

Phrases with flickering

  • a hope that is weak and uncertain

    Example

    Despite the setbacks, there was still a flickering hope that they could win the game.

  • a light that shines unsteadily and sometimes becomes brighter and sometimes weaker

    Example

    The flickering light of the candle created a spooky atmosphere in the room.

  • a screen that shows an unsteady image, often due to poor signal or technical issues

    Example

    The old TV had a flickering screen that made it difficult to watch movies.

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Summary: flickering in Brief

The term 'flickering' [ˈflɪkərɪŋ] describes something that shines with an unsteady light or moves quickly and lightly. It can refer to candlelight, fireflies, or screens with poor signals. 'Flickering' can also describe a person's nervous or excited movements, as in 'Her eyes were flickering with excitement.'