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flourish

[flur-ish, fluhr-] / ˈflɜr ɪʃ, ˈflʌr- /






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Camille hands me the watch case and I present it to Dad with a flourish.

From Literature

Her clever brown eyes were looking straight at the jackalope prince, and he bowed to her with a dramatic flourish.

From Literature

Jot down the grocery list, check whether Trader Joe’s still has those flowers he likes or plot a small flourish that feels delightful.

From Salon

Grimshaw said he was "excited", adding: "These independent spaces are vital for culture and a space where artists are given the freedom to take risks, grow, and truly flourish. I can't wait."

From BBC

Then, once he’s done melting their brains with a dizzying array of quadruple jumps, the man who calls himself the “quad god” busts out one last flourish.

From The Wall Street Journal