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Meanings of drowning in English
Usage of drowning in English
1
The result is that scientists are literally drowning in data and information.
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Frisco police were called to the home to investigate a possible drowning.
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No wonder every social media platform is drowning in content moderation drama.
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Again came the rush as of cataracts; and a sensation of drowning.
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Nothing would turn her; appeals were dim as cries in drowning ears.
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See the warm water drawing out the tension and drowning the noise.
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Everyone knows that drowning results when the lungs fill up with water.
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The wind roared through the pines, drowning the roar of the brook.
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It also increases the risk of car accidents, drowning, falls and homicides.
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Right now, people desperately seeking a better life are drowning in politics.
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I looked down and saw a drowning apparition in the surging water.
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Although deaths of children due to drowning in Bangladesh are ac …
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But there is neither grandeur nor gorgeousness in drowning in a tub.
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It closed again in June, 1903, by the drowning of the pumps.
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That includes its use of the simulated drowning technique known as waterboarding.
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Such are treason, which is punishable by hanging; by drowning in sea.
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Translations for drowning
Russian
Portuguese
Catalan
Drowning through the time
Drowning across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
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