Flight and Trouble

Flight

Flight noun - The act or an instance of getting free from danger or confinement.
Usage example: a work of 19th-century Romanticism depicting the ancient Israelites' flight from Egypt

Trouble is an antonym for flight.

Nearby Words: flighty, flighted, flightless, flighting

Trouble

Trouble noun - An abnormal state that disrupts a plant's or animal's normal bodily functioning.

Flight is an antonym for trouble.

How words are described

short short flight short trouble
complete complete flight complete trouble
initial initial flight initial trouble
actual actual flight actual trouble
Other adjectives: entire, real, huge, dangerous, personal, permanent, later, greater, strange.

Both words in one sentence

  • Azaria & Hendekea won three of the first four legs, but had trouble booking a flight to Croatia in the sixth leg, resulting in their elimination.
  • Zero-G Spot Given their bodies were modified with Kryptonian DNA with all it implies (flight, invulnerability, capability to hold your breath virtually indefinitely...) they had no trouble pulling it off.
    Source: Zero-G Spot
  • Film / Flight Hailed as a hero in the press, trouble arises behind the scenes due to Whitaker being both drunk and high on cocaine during the flight, facts which could result in serious prison time and even manslaughter charges.
    Source: Film / Flight
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