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glide

verb as in move smoothly and quickly on a surface

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Attacks from missiles, drones and aerial glide bombs have killed dozens of civilians in recent weeks.

A GOP takeover of the Senate would mean obstacles for Kamala Harris if she is elected president and a potential glide path for Donald Trump’s agenda if he wins.

Senate, creating obstacles for Vice President Kamala Harris if she is elected president and a potential glide path for former President Trump’s agenda if he wins the White House.

Missiles and glide bombs slam into towns and cities daily, and its soldiers weather constant Russian attacks.

From BBC

He said explosions had been caused by butterfly mines - small, anti-personnel mines which can glide to the ground and detonate later on contact - which are coated with leaves to camouflage them.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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