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Meanings of near drowning in English
Synonyms
Examples for "almost drowned"
Examples for "almost drowned"
1
The rattle of the rain against the windows almost drowned their voices.
2
A young friend of mine has been almost drowned in the lake.
3
We were in water up to our necks and were almost drowned.
4
The scream was almost drowned by the combined din from the hold.
5
You see, my great-grandfather almost drowned when he was just a boy.
Usage of near drowning in English
1
George was transported by ambulance to a local hospital after his near drowning.
2
That's the very fellow that pulled me in and came near drowning me.
3
After her near drowning, Mary was coming up for air again.
4
Those who have been very near drowning know well what this description means.
5
Returning to the inn after his near drowning, he had slept almost twelve hours.
6
The canoe had upset and he had come near drowning.
7
She turned, staring into those dark green eyes and damn near drowning in them.
8
Farinn was flushed, both from near drowning and embarrassment.
9
They said I had come near drowning my passengers.
10
That's where the Gaskell boy come near drowning a year ago, when his boat upset.
11
When you first visited me, we spent a lot of time talking about your near drowning.
12
Perhaps, now that you feel better, you will tell us how you came so near drowning?
13
Poor Tim O'Rooney had come very near drowning.
14
Then Drum raised one hand, the scars from his near drowning still starkly red on his palms.
15
A near drowning and a blubbering female.
16
The near drowning had never occurred!
This collocation consists of:
Near drowning across language varieties
United States of America
Common