dwelled (on or upon) (Meaning)

dwelled (on or upon)

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He dwelled upon his past mistakes, causing him great regret.
The aroma of baking bread dwelled in the air, filling the house with a comforting fragrance.
She dwelled on the possibilities of a successful business venture, her mind racing with ideas.
The song's haunting melody dwelled in his mind long after it had ended.
The children dwelled upon the excitement of the upcoming holiday, their anticipation growing with each passing day.
He could not seem to shake the memory of the accident that dwelled in his thoughts.
The museum's exhibits dwelled upon the fascinating history of the region.
The author dwelled upon the perfect wording for the novel's climax, seeking to create a lasting impact.
The detective dwelled on the smallest details of the crime scene, hoping to piece together the truth.
The traveler dwelled upon the unfamiliar sights and sounds of the foreign city, immersing himself in the new experience.

emphasized, stressed,paid (up), pointed (up), harped (on),accented, accentuated,underscored, underlined, belabored

forgot, overlooked,passed over, disregarded, ignored,slighted, slurred (over),overpassed

He dwelled upon his past mistakes, causing him great regret.

The aroma of baking bread dwelled in the air, filling the house with a comforting fragrance.

She dwelled on the possibilities of a successful business venture, her mind racing with ideas.

The song's haunting melody dwelled in his mind long after it had ended.