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Sentence example with the word 'surge'
surge
access, break, crescendo, find vent, heave, mill run, rendezvous, spate, taking off, upleap, wheel
Definition
n.
a sudden forceful flow
Last update: July 10, 2015
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Cricket fans
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The water
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d over the banks of the river, flooding the surrounding areas.
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There was a
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of activity on the floor of the stock market following the announcement of the merger.
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There is expected to be a
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in housing prices in Vancouver as a result of the 2010 Winter Olympics being held at Mount Whistler.
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Happy fans
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d onto the field at the end of the game.
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He felt a
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of anger as he watched his ex-wife enter the room with her new boyfriend.
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The great success of this CD has brought about a
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of interest in the singer's previous works.
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The photographers
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d forward as the Princess approached.
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The party's support has
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d by over five percent since the election of a new leader.
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We could feel a
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of power as he stomped on the gas pedal.
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His body responded with a
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of heat and desire at the idea of feeling her naked body beneath his.
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To and fro they
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.
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Henry felt a great upward
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.
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Again that fierce joy
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d up in Henry's heart.
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A throng eager to see him
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d around the party.
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A poignant and rebellious doubt
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d in his heart.
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But in those days hatred of Rome
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