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Meanings of flushing in English
Synonyms
Examples for "flushed skin"
Examples for "flushed skin"
1
The water trickled across her flushed skin, then ran between her breasts.
2
Ashlin crossed the room in long strides, rain-shadows rippling across her flushed skin.
3
Her mind drifted to the night games, and the girls' young, flushed skin.
4
Jelaudin's father nodded, his fury still evident in his clenched jaw and flushed skin.
5
The cool air felt wonderful against her flushed skin.
Usage of flushing in English
1
The untreated water can be used for bathing, flushing and fire protection.
2
It was also planning to build flushing toilets and a new shelter.
3
But the next moment he dismissed the idea, with a flushing cheek.
4
It was certainly quite fair; but I felt my cheeks flushing scarlet.
5
The annexed figure represents the apparatus as arranged for flushing a sewer.
6
He broke off, his thin cheeks flushing; and Anstice smiled rather dryly.
7
Oracle checkpoints the tablespace, flushing all changes from shared memory to disk.
8
The space toilet's air flow is more than an alternate flushing method.
9
He drew in a sharp breath and stopped, his face flushing deeply.
10
For households and workplaces, the daily and weekly flushing pattern is recorded.
11
He knew that he was flushing to the peak of his forage-cap.
12
I was thinking, said the maid, her face flushing at the rebuke.
13
But the editor had risen hastily to his feet with flushing cheeks.
14
The tears rose to her eyes as she drooped her flushing face.
15
I could feel my cheeks flushing hotly against the cool dawn air.
16
There was a quick flushing of the face, as Edith said this.
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Frequent collocations
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Flushing through the time
Flushing across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common