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Meanings of levitate in English
Usage of levitate in English
1
But the problem is instantly fixed and the crowd seems to levitate.
2
Race was imagining that he could levitate straight up from this spot.
3
Slowly, the ship began to levitate, wheeling out of its mooring space.
4
It took two of them just to levitate a jug of cocoa!
5
When we whistle, can you levitate the flying machine down to us?
6
Why can't you use plain old magnets to get something to levitate.
7
After that, the stick and the mylar repel making the mylar levitate.
8
He would levitate, he decided, and regain his state of calm.
9
Margaret wanted to levitate so that her feet no longer touched the ground.
10
This type of train has the advantage that they can levitate when stationary.
11
He got so excited I thought he was going to levitate.
12
You can't levitate yourself, James, or anything you happen to be riding in.
13
With a wave of their hands, one of the showgirls began to levitate.
14
My body seemed to be of ethereal substance, ready to levitate.
15
Or rev up the spikard and levitate ourselves to the spot.
16
He could levitate things-evenpeople-andshoot magical bolts of light from his wand.
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