Definition of «fleck»

The term fleck refers to a small spot, speck or mark that is visible on a surface. It can also refer to something that resembles such a spot in appearance, for example, a small area of color within an otherwise uniform background. Flecks may be seen as individual particles or marks, and they often convey the impression of being scattered or dispersed across a larger expanse. In some contexts, fleck can also refer to a brief momentary sensation or experience, such as a sudden flash of insight or inspiration.

Usage examples

  1. I noticed a fleck of paint on my new white shirt.
  2. The artist added a tiny fleck of gold to the painting, giving it an exquisite touch.
  3. She picked up a fleck of glitter from the table and sprinkled it on her project for added sparkle.
  4. The chef garnished the dish with a fleck of fresh herbs, enhancing its presentation.
  5. A fleck of mud from the garden got stuck on my shoe, leaving a trail behind me.
  6. The detective found a fleck of blood on the suspect's shirt, linking him to the crime scene.
  7. The sun's rays created a beautiful fleck of light on the surface of the water.
  8. The cake had a fleck of chocolate in every bite, making it extra delicious.
  9. There was a fleck of blue in her eyes that made them stand out.
  10. He discovered a fleck of dust on his camera lens, affecting the quality of his photographs.
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