Pronunciation: /ˈflɪkərɪŋ/
noun the action or process of flickering
A1 The flickering of the candle scared the children.
A2 I couldn't sleep because of the flickering of the street light outside.
B1 The flickering of the old TV screen was starting to give me a headache.
B2 The flickering of the fireflies in the night sky created a magical atmosphere.
C1 The flickering of the neon sign added a retro vibe to the city street.
C2 The flickering of the projector made it difficult to focus on the presentation.
adjective describing something that is shining unsteadily or wavering
A1 The flickering candle provided a soft light in the dark room.
A2 She noticed the flickering streetlights as she walked home.
B1 The flickering neon sign outside the shop caught his attention.
B2 The flickering images on the old television screen made it difficult to watch.
C1 The flickering fire in the fireplace created a cozy atmosphere in the room.
C2 The flickering lights of the city skyline were mesmerizing from her hotel room.
formal The flickering light in the hallway needs to be fixed as soon as possible.
informal I couldn't sleep last night because of the flickering streetlight outside my window.
slang The flickering neon sign outside the bar was giving me a headache.
figurative His flickering smile hinted at a hidden sadness beneath the surface.
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