ingurgitation (Meaning)

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ingurgitation (n.)

The act of swallowing greedily or immoderately; that which is so swallowed.

No weak antonyms found.

The patient's excessive ingurgitation of water led to dangerously low sodium levels.
The bloated stomach after a heavy meal was a testament to the body's ingurgitation of enormous amounts of food.
The ingurgitation of a large volume of liquid caused the bladder to expand uncomfortably.
The doctor suspected that the patient's unexplained weight gain was due to ingurgitation of excess calories.
The infant's constant ingurgitation of milk was a sign of insatiable hunger.
The ingurgitation of all the remaining soup left the diners feeling satisfied and sleepy.
The athlete's ingurgitation of a protein shake after training helped to repair muscle tissue.
The ingurgitation of the poison resulted in severe symptoms and required immediate medical attention.
The ingurgitation of saliva during sleep helped to prevent tooth decay.
The ingurgitation of alcohol impaired the driver's judgment and led to a reckless accident.

The act of swallowing greedily or immoderately; that which is so swallowed.

wolf,inhale, gulp, devour, scoff, scarf, gorge, slop, gormandize,cram

pick, pick,peck, nibble, nibble, peck,

The patient's excessive ingurgitation of water led to dangerously low sodium levels.

The bloated stomach after a heavy meal was a testament to the body's ingurgitation of enormous amounts of food.

The ingurgitation of a large volume of liquid caused the bladder to expand uncomfortably.

The doctor suspected that the patient's unexplained weight gain was due to ingurgitation of excess calories.