Whisk

usgb/wɪsk/
verb

To quickly move something or someone from one place to another.

She whisked the plates off the table.
Visual representation of "whisk" - To quickly move something or someone from one place to another.

Often appears as...

  • whisk away
  • whisk off
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Quick Action

Indicates fast, sometimes secretive or surprising movement or action.

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The magician whisked the cloth away, revealing a rabbit.
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Sudden Change

Used when someone or something is moved swiftly to a new situation.

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She was whisked off to a new school without time to say goodbye.
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Elegant Motion

Can imply a graceful or skilful movement.

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He whisked through the crowd with an effortless grace.
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