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wing
The primary image is one of extension and lift, whether physical or conceptual. When used in architecture or politics, it describes a branch that diverges from a central core, suggesting a structure that expands outward while remaining connected to the main body. In a behavioral sense, the term evokes a feeling of precariousness and improvisation. To act without a plan is to rely on instinct and agility, mirroring the sudden, erratic movement of a bird taking flight.
Countable when referring to a physical limb or a building section. Uncountable when referring to the general concept of aviation or flight capability.
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The part of a bird, insect, or aircraft used for flying.
"The eagle spread its wing to take flight."
A side section of a building that extends from the main central part.
"The guest rooms are located in the east wing of the palace."
A political faction or group within a larger party.
"The radical wing of the party pushed for immediate reform."
To provide something with wings or enable flight.
"The artist winged the statue of the angel."
To perform a task without preparation.
"He forgot his notes and had to wing the entire presentation."