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swamp
noun as in wet land covered with vegetation
Example Sentences
Van Bavel added, "This global trend was a tsunami that swamped ideology, gender, race, age, etc."
At art museums like LACMA, cultural history now regularly swamps art history.
The Lakers looked as though they were trudging through the swamp — they were slow to rebounds, late to rotations and, uncharacteristically, a mess on offense.
Despite his status as an avatar of corrupt politicians, Santos sees the controversy around Trump's picks as "the swamp" closing ranks.
A second sediment core taken from a swamp in what is now an island off the northwestern coast of Lutruwita may provide clues to the fire starters’ intentions.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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