aflat in a sentence

adv.

Definition

AFLAT (adjective): completely flat or level, often used to describe surfaces that have been flattened or rendered even due to external forces.

The roof of the old barn was completely aflats after the heavy snowfall.
After the flood, many homes were left aflats, requiring extensive repairs.
Her enthusiasm for the project seemed aflats after receiving the negative feedback.
The tires on the car were aflats, making it impossible to drive.
He realized his ambitions had gone aflats when he lost his motivation.
The once vibrant garden now appeared aflats, with flowers wilting and leaves drooping.
Their plans for a summer vacation were left aflats due to unforeseen circumstances.
The team's spirits were aflats after their unexpected defeat in the finals.
The excitement in the room went aflats when the speaker canceled at the last minute.
His dreams of a promotion felt aflats after the company announced layoffs.