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drown

[droun] / draʊn /


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The birds are drowned out by the thrum of tires, but they flit from branch to forest floor to sky, and you know they like to sing while they move.

From Literature

She’s still talking, but the hissing snake is drowning her out, insisting that I pay attention.

From Literature

And while he was less likely to get hurt than a living animal, drowning was one of the most dangerous dangers to undead creatures.

From Literature

And in a city strapped for cash but drowning in ultrawealthy residents, the checks are rolling in.

From The Wall Street Journal

Greek authorities found only two survivors, stating that a further 15 people had drowned.

From Barron's