cram (Meaning)
cram (v)
crowd or pack to capacity
put something somewhere so that the space is completely filled
study intensively, as before an exam
prepare (students) hastily for an impending exam
Synonyms & Antonyms of cram
cram Sentence Examples
- As the exam date approached, students began to cram information into their minds.
- Feeling overwhelmed, Sarah decided to cram for her history test late into the night.
- Despite his best efforts to cram, John struggled to retain the vast amount of material for the physics exam.
- It's not advisable to cram all your studying into one night before the test; it's better to space it out over several days.
- The professor warned against the temptation to cram, emphasizing the importance of regular study habits.
- In the library, students could be seen cramming textbooks and notes into their backpacks before the study session ended.
- Sarah's eyes grew tired as she continued to cram for her upcoming language proficiency exam.
- During finals week, the campus library was filled with students trying to cram as much information as possible before their exams.
- Despite feeling exhausted, James persisted in his efforts to cram for the last-minute presentation.
- Cramming may provide short-term retention, but it often leads to burnout and decreased long-term memory retention.
FAQs About the word cram
crowd or pack to capacity, put something somewhere so that the space is completely filled, study intensively, as before an exam, prepare (students) hastily for
multitude,swarm, crowd, throng, flock, horde, mass, army, mob, bike
empty, clear, lighten, void, void, drain, evacuate,vacate, drain, clear
As the exam date approached, students began to cram information into their minds.
Feeling overwhelmed, Sarah decided to cram for her history test late into the night.
Despite his best efforts to cram, John struggled to retain the vast amount of material for the physics exam.
It's not advisable to cram all your studying into one night before the test; it's better to space it out over several days.
