congest (Meaning)

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congest (v)

become or cause to become obstructed

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During rush hour, the streets become congested with traffic, causing significant delays for commuters.
In cold weather, sinuses often congest, leading to discomfort and difficulty breathing.
The city's main artery, typically bustling with activity, was congested due to road construction.
As the population grows, urban areas tend to become more congested, leading to increased pollution and stress.
Public transportation systems can alleviate congestion on roads by providing alternative travel options.
During peak travel seasons, airports can become congested with passengers, resulting in long lines and delays.
Poor urban planning can exacerbate congestion problems, leading to gridlock in city centers.
Infections such as the common cold can congest the nasal passages, causing nasal congestion and discomfort.
To reduce congestion and improve traffic flow, some cities implement congestion pricing schemes.
Frequent accidents on the highway often lead to congested traffic conditions, especially during peak travel times.

become or cause to become obstructed

block,obstruct, dam, gum (up), fill, choke, plug (up), jam, clot, flood

clear, clear,open (up), open (up), free, free, unclog, scoop (out), lighten, unstop

During rush hour, the streets become congested with traffic, causing significant delays for commuters.

In cold weather, sinuses often congest, leading to discomfort and difficulty breathing.

The city's main artery, typically bustling with activity, was congested due to road construction.

As the population grows, urban areas tend to become more congested, leading to increased pollution and stress.