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Hasibul Alam Posted 4 years ago
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What does "streaks away" mean here?

The image streaks away from Erica to the bedroom window before swirling around the room itself, the visual equivalent of the dizzy euphoria she must have felt in that moment. I felt the same way. Amazed and fortunate.

  

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Hasibul Alam The image streaks away from Erica to the bedroom window before swirling around the room itself, the visual equivalent of the dizzy euphoria she must have felt in that moment. I felt the same way. Amazed and fortunate.

  • Hasibul Alam The image streaks away from Erica to the bedroom window before swirling around the room itself, the visual equivalent of the dizzy euphoria she must have felt in that moment.
  • I felt the same way.
  • Amazed and fortunate.
  • com.
  • This is an ordinary use of the word, meaning "moves rapidly".
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Hasibul Alam

The image streaks away from Erica to the bedroom window before swirling around the room itself, the visual equivalent of the dizzy euphoria she must have felt in that moment. I felt the same way. Amazed and fortunate.

You really need to start using onelook.com. This is an ordinary use of the word

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