Advanced as in scatter To cause someone or something to flee or run away, similar to a rout. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Put To Flight'
The inspiring speech by the leader put to flight any doubts the team had about achieving their goals.
The unexpected kindness of strangers can put to flight one's cynicism about human nature.
The rapid technological advancements can put to flight outdated methods in various industries.
The successful negotiation skills of the diplomat put to flight any tensions between the two nations.
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