wheft in a sentence

Definition

WHEFT (verb): To move lightly and gracefully through the air, often in a flowing or fluttering manner.

The dancer moved with such grace that the air around her seemed to wheft in rhythm.
As the leaves began to fall, a gentle breeze caused them to wheft softly to the ground.
The scent of fresh bread would wheft through the bakery, drawing in passersby.
With a swift motion, he managed to wheft the paper airplane across the room.
The artist used a brush to wheft colors onto the canvas, creating a stunning visual effect.