adj
flown
FLOHN
adj
1
The past participle of "fly," used to describe travel through the air or an aircraft that has already departed.
"The pilot has flown this exact route dozens of times."
"Her family flew in from Chicago for the wedding."
How to Use Flown
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishTraveled through the air — the completed form of "fly."
Common pairings
have flown
newly flown
flown in from
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Etymology
From Old English flogen, the past participle of fleogan ("to fly").