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swamp

noun as in wet land covered with vegetation

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Van Bavel added, "This global trend was a tsunami that swamped ideology, gender, race, age, etc."

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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.

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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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