Did you perhaps mean alight?
Definitions
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- To terrify; alarm.
- Afflicted; distressed.
Examples
“I am mellow, and yellow, and um ... light? er, white? maybe aflight?”
“One method would be to book aflight immediately to Montego Bay and enjoy Caribbean sunsets and Bay Breezes indefinitely.”
“Baby-boomer spiritualism is always aflight, never settling anywhere.”
“Then we saw each other all decked out and the butterflies we each felt were all set aflight by the paparazzi atmosphere.”
“He did not want to think about what that would have meant for poor Tadrith if the basket regained its normal weight in a single moment while aflight.”
“Immensities of forest, prairie, savannah, splendor of horned beasts and lethally graceful predators, birds in their tens of thousands aflight across the sky.”
“Kili, who had almost trapped him once before, with a much smaller force aflight, was streaking to a pitch a thousand feet above the other six, screaming commands.”
“Such might attract the attention of men about, or perhaps of tarnsmen aflight, even as far away as Venna.”
“These serve as guides to tarnsmen aflight, and, too, may be used to signal their recall, and such.”
“For example, if you have thrilled to the movements and power of a fine steed, you have some conception of what it is to be aflight on tarnback.”
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