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swell
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swell
verb
/swɛl/
Sweetmeat
swelter
Meaning
to increase in size or volume, often due to internal pressure or emotional intensity
to become larger, rounder, or thicker; to increase in size
Example Sentences
Her ankle began to
swell
after the injury.
Her ankle began to
swell
after the injury.
Example Expressions
swell with pride
Synonyms
expand, enlarge, grow, bulge, inflate, puff up
Entry 1
expand, enlarge, grow, bulge, inflate
Entry 2
expand, inflate, enlarge, puff up
Antonyms
shrink, contract, deflate, reduce
Entry 1
shrink, contract
Entry 2
shrink, deflate, contract, reduce
Collocations
swell up, swell with pride, swell in number, swell the ranks, badly swollen, visibly swell
Entry 1
swell up, swell with pride, swell in number
Entry 2
swell with pride, swell up, swell the ranks, badly swollen, visibly swell
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