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Term
Description
surge (v)
Definition:
rise or heave upward under the influence of a natural force such as a wave
Example:
the boats surged.
surge
(v)
scend
(v)
Definition:
rise or heave upward under the influence of a natural force such as a wave
Example:
the boats surged.
English
surge
(v)
scend
(v)
Definition:
rise or heave upward under the influence of a natural force such as a wave
Example:
the boats surged.
surge (v)
Definition:
see one's performance improve
Example:
He levelled the score and then surged ahead.
surge
(v)
Definition:
see one's performance improve
Example:
He levelled the score and then surged ahead.
English
surge
(v)
Definition:
see one's performance improve
Example:
He levelled the score and then surged ahead.
surge (n)
Definition:
a sudden or abrupt strong increase
Example:
stimulated a surge of speculation. an upsurge of emotion. an upsurge in violent crime.
upsurge
(n)
surge
(n)
Definition:
a sudden or abrupt strong increase
Example:
stimulated a surge of speculation. an upsurge of emotion. an upsurge in violent crime.
English
upsurge
(n)
surge
(n)
Definition:
a sudden or abrupt strong increase
Example:
stimulated a surge of speculation. an upsurge of emotion. an upsurge in violent crime.
surge (n)
Definition:
a sudden forceful flow
rush
(n)
spate
(n)
surge
(n)
upsurge
(n)
Definition:
a sudden forceful flow
English
upsurge
(n)
surge
(n)
spate
(n)
rush
(n)
Definition:
a sudden forceful flow
surge (v)
Definition:
rise or move forward
Example:
surging waves.
tide
(v)
surge
(v)
Definition:
rise or move forward
Example:
surging waves.
English
tide
(v)
surge
(v)
Definition:
rise or move forward
Example:
surging waves.
surge (n)
Definition:
a large sea wave
surge
(n)
billow
(n)
Definition:
a large sea wave
English
surge
(n)
billow
(n)
Definition:
a large sea wave
surge (v)
Definition:
rise rapidly
Example:
the dollar soared against the yen.
zoom
(v)
surge
(v)
soar upwards
(v)
soar up
(v)
soar
(v)
Definition:
rise rapidly
Example:
the dollar soared against the yen.
English
zoom
(v)
surge
(v)
soar upwards
(v)
soar up
(v)
soar
(v)
Definition:
rise rapidly
Example:
the dollar soared against the yen.
surge (v)
Definition:
rise and move, as in waves or billows
Example:
The army surged forward.
surge
(v)
heave
(v)
billow
(v)
Definition:
rise and move, as in waves or billows
Example:
The army surged forward.
English
surge
(v)
heave
(v)
billow
(v)
Definition:
rise and move, as in waves or billows
Example:
The army surged forward.