Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
flanked-by-a-pair-of
Phrase
/flæŋkt baɪ ə pɛr əv/
Definition
To be positioned or surrounded by a pair of something, indicating that there are two objects or entities on either side of a central one.
Examples
- The flag was flanked by a pair of tall banners.
- In the photo, the couple was flanked by a pair of friendly dogs.
- The speaker stood confidently flanked by a pair of powerful allies.
Meaning
This phrase describes a scenario where an item, person, or concept is situated between two similar items or entities.
Synonyms
- Surrounded by two
- Bordered by a duo
- Situated between a pair
