Brandish is a verb in the English language that refers to the act of waving or shaking something, particularly a weapon, in a menacing, dramatic, or ostentatious manner. The term is often used to describe a forceful or showy display of an object, highlighting a sense of threat or power. The origins of the word trace back to Middle English, with roots in Old French, emphasizing the action of waving or flourishing an object in hand. Brandishing typically conveys a strong visual message, often associated with aggression or defense, and is commonly used in contexts involving swords, knives, or firearms.
He stepped forward to brandish his new sword in front of the crowd.
The protester decided to brandish a sign demanding justice as he marched.
She was excited to brandish her diploma after years of hard work.
The magician began to brandish his wand, ready to perform his next trick.
During the meeting, he couldn't resist the urge to brandish his new luxury watch.
The knight would often brandish his shield when entering a battle to intimidate his foes.
At the parade, the leader of the band started to brandish his baton energetically.
The hero began to brandish his cape dramatically as he stood on top of the building.
During the debate, she managed to brandish her statistics effectively to support her argument.
In the wilderness, he had to brandish a stick to scare away the wild animals.
I brandish the flag proudly during the parade.
You brandish your credentials whenever possible.
He brandishes a sword in the play.
She brandishes her new book at the meeting.
We brandish our signs at the protest.
They brandish torches during the night march.
I brandished a banner at yesterday's event.
You brandished your diploma at graduation.
He brandished a knife during the argument.
She brandished her award in excitement.
We brandished our cameras on the trip.
They brandished flags at the ceremony.
I will brandish the new model at the launch.
You will brandish your ticket at the entrance.
He will brandish a lantern in the dark.
She will brandish her passport at the border.
We will brandish our credentials at the conference.
They will brandish posters at the rally.
I am brandishing a pen as I think.
You are brandishing a fork while eating.
He is brandishing a flashlight in the cave.
She is brandishing a wand in the play.
We are brandishing umbrellas in this rain.
They are brandishing sparklers at the festival.
I was brandishing a broom when you called.
You were brandishing your phone while walking.
He was brandishing a bat during the game.
She was brandishing a feather duster while cleaning.
We were brandishing our hats at the parade.
They were brandishing glow sticks at the concert.
I will be brandishing a sign at tomorrow’s demonstration.
You will be brandishing your new phone at the party.
He will be brandishing a torch on the night hike.
She will be brandishing a microphone at the concert.
We will be brandishing our banners at the march.
They will be brandishing lanterns during the evening festival.
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