overswell Synonyms
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overswell Meaning
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overswell (v. t. & i.)
To swell or rise above; to overflow.
overswell Sentence Examples
- The overswell of emotions threatened to consume her, leaving her feeling overwhelmed and lost.
- The ocean's overswell crashed upon the shore, creating a deafening roar that reverberated through the air.
- The crowd erupted in an overswell of cheers and applause, recognizing the extraordinary performance.
- The overswell of population in the city had begun to strain its resources and infrastructure.
- Her anger swelled into an overswell, threatening to drown out all reason and logic.
- The overswell of new information made it difficult for her to concentrate and make sense of the situation.
- The overswell of tourists during peak season made it impossible to find a quiet spot to relax.
- The overswell of love and support she received from her friends helped her through her darkest days.
- The overswell of guilt washed over her as she realized the extent of her actions.
- The overswell of anxiety made it difficult for him to breathe or think clearly, leaving him feeling paralyzed.
FAQs About the word overswell
To swell or rise above; to overflow.
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The overswell of emotions threatened to consume her, leaving her feeling overwhelmed and lost.
The ocean's overswell crashed upon the shore, creating a deafening roar that reverberated through the air.
The crowd erupted in an overswell of cheers and applause, recognizing the extraordinary performance.
The overswell of population in the city had begun to strain its resources and infrastructure.
