flyaway

Describes hair that is fine, soft, and tends to move or float away easily, often appearing untidy or wispy.

• 🇩🇪Beschreibt Haare, die dünn, weich und schwer zu bändigen sind, sodass sie leicht wegfliegen oder fliegen und oft unordentlich oder flaumig aussehen.

1. Capricious or whimsical C1 formal

   Acting on sudden desires or impulses, not based on reason or planning.

   • Her flyaway ideas often surprised her colleagues.
   • He had a flyaway nature, always changing his mind.
   • The artist's flyaway style was both admired and criticized.

   🇩🇪Launisch oder eigenwillig

   Synonyme: capriciouserraticfickleflightyfrivolousimpulsivewhimsical

   Antonyme: seriousstablesteady

2. Loose and untamed (hair or clothing) B2 informal

   Describing hair or clothing that is worn loosely, often appearing unkempt or free.

   • She wore her hair in a flyaway style, with strands blowing in the wind.
   • His flyaway shirt gave him a relaxed, bohemian look.
   • The model's flyaway dress moved gracefully as she walked.

   🇩🇪Fliegend, lose und ungebändigt

   Synonyme: disheveledloosestraytousledunkemptunrulywaywardwildwispy

   Antonyme: controlledneatsleektidytrimmed

• more flyaway comparative form
• most flyaway superlative form