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swamp

[swomp] / swɒmp /




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Similarly, certain marine strategies focus on restoring or protecting coastal ecosystems such as mangrove swamps.

From Science Daily

Replacements Tom Jordan and George Horne were left on the Scotland bench as they were swamped by wave after wave of blue-and-white attack.

From BBC

Another obvious problem is that employees are swamped with far too many unproductive, virtual meetings.

From The Wall Street Journal

Beneficiaries may be swamped with calls from alleged consultants and healthcare companies trying to sway them to opt in to a specific plan.

From MarketWatch

On Earth, phosphine arises naturally from decaying organic material in swamps, but on other planets, it is rare and intriguing.

From Science Daily