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"Gurugram is drowning. You pay exorbitant rent to come home to this," one user said on X.

From BBC

"Socialism is good…" a pensioner warbles into a portable karaoke mic, slightly off-key and drowned out by her friends' chatter.

From BBC

The original officer starts to say that one is already there, but his words are suddenly drowned out by the sound of police gunfire.

Growing up, he said, taking care of his younger brother gave him purpose, and helped to protect him from “drowning in the spiral of my own life.”

At Reading, devoted fans screamed every word, frequently threatening to drown out Roan's own vocals, powerful though they were.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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