Pronunciation: /əˈflɪkər/
adjective describing something that is flickering or moving quickly and unsteadily
A1 The candle was aflicker with a warm, gentle flame.
A2 The fireflies danced aflicker in the night sky.
B1 The old movie projector cast images aflicker on the screen.
B2 The city skyline was aflicker with lights as night fell.
C1 The campfire was aflicker with embers as the night grew colder.
C2 The fireworks display was aflicker with colorful bursts of light against the dark sky.
adverb in a flickering or unsteady manner
A1 The candle was aflicker in the dark room.
A2 The fireflies danced aflicker in the night sky.
B1 The neon sign was aflicker, drawing customers into the store.
B2 The stars were aflicker in the clear night sky, creating a beautiful sight.
C1 The city skyline was aflicker with lights as night fell.
C2 The candles on the birthday cake were aflicker as they were blown out.
formal The candlelight flickered in the dimly lit room.
informal The fire was aflicker as we roasted marshmallows.
slang The neon sign was aflicker, indicating the club was open.
figurative Her emotions were aflicker, unsure of what to feel.
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