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Wide Wings

Noun:

1. The broad wingspan of a bird, typically enabling it to soar high in the sky.

Example: The eagle sailed effortlessly through the air, carried by its wide wings.

Adjective:

1. Referring to something with extensive or ample wings.

Example: The airplane's wide wings allowed it to maintain a stable flight even in turbulent weather.

Verb:

1. To spread or extend wings to their full extent.

Example: The swan landed gracefully on the lake, then promptly wide-winged as if to display its beauty.

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