flyaway

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

• 🇪🇸Se aplica al cabello fino, suave y ligero que se separa y flota fácilmente, dando un aspecto despeinado o esponjoso; también puede referirse a algo que vuela o se aleja de manera ligera o incontrolada.

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.

   🇪🇸Caprichoso o antojadizo

   Sinónimos: capriciouserraticfickleflightyfrivolousimpulsivewhimsical

   Antónimos: 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.

   🇪🇸Suelto y despeinado

   Sinónimos: disheveledloosestraytousledunkemptunrulywaywardwildwispy

   Antónimos: controlledneatsleektidytrimmed

• more flyaway comparative form
• most flyaway superlative form