swelled

IPA: swˈɛɫd

adjective

  • feeling self-importance
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Examples of "swelled" in Sentences

  • In the swelled condition they are pliable, elastic and strong.
  • In the swelled condition, they are pliable, elastic and strong.
  • Sometimes her feet swelled from the walk to her seat, but she didn't have time to care.
  • Torrents of rain swelled the streams, all of which flow from the summit of the mountain.
  • (The total margin swelled to 2,320 because they often didn't bat in the bottom of the ninth.)
  • Her name swelled from his hoarse shout against her neck as he buried his face in her shoulder.
  • Nor did she notice the tiny drop of blood that swelled from the tiny hole it left in her flesh.
  • The tide of joy ran too strong, and too much swelled from the open sources of love and memory, to keep any bounds.
  • A 15-7 third term swelled their advantage to 14 goals at the last change, before the Fever outscored them 11-9 in the last period.
  • Since Costolo's arrival, Twitter has moved into larger offices in San Francisco to accommodate a payroll that has swelled from a few dozen people to about 300 employees.
  • Love and ambition again swelled his breast; and with recovered spirits, and a glow on his countenance, which reawakened hope had planted there, he accompanied De Warenne to the palace.
  • She would not go back to him this morning however, - the rushing sound being gone, and the deafness remaining being owing she thinks to the ear being swelled from the rough treatment it got.

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