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Meanings of roil in English
Synonyms
Examples for "boil"
Examples for "boil"
1
People don't generally understand how much energy it takes to boil water.
2
Change the water and bring to boil for ten minutes until tender.
3
When a sand boil shoots up clear water, it is not dangerous.
4
Earlier this year residents in the Connemara village received boil water notices.
5
The Ministry of Health advised the public to boil all drinking water.
1
Now the channel narrowed even more, and the sea began to churn.
2
He had his engineers working round the clock to churn out weapons.
3
Letting the generators churn away drained JP-8, without recapturing their excess power.
4
The stumble of thunder, the lash and churn of rain were companions.
5
When the cream rose it was skimmed off to churn for butter.
1
They tumbled and rolled to disappear into the churning moil of waters.
2
And were it so, who would strive and moil in this world?
3
Well, to be plain, out of the Stewart cark and moil!
4
Up from the stoop and cramp of daily moil-
5
And why should men toil and moil when they had been the masters of the world?
Usage of roil in English
1
The reverberations of the riots continue to roil German politics and society.
2
Defeat would likely unleash huge political uncertainty and could roil financial markets.
3
I forced my hand through that roil of energy, gripping her hand.
4
It could also cancel trade talks, which would roil already down markets.
5
I could feel the roil of power like wind in a sail.
6
During the night, rain fell in a crash and roil of wind.
7
I wish to please you, and say nothing that would roil your spirits.
8
A roil of energy, heat, that played over my body like a hand.
9
Patricia was afraid, and that made the tigers roil inside me, happy kitties.
10
When you feel it roil in your belly, you know what it is.
11
Just the thought of his big hands on her made her stomach roil.
12
In the roil of the dust and the thunder of the army's coming.
13
But the latest saga of privilege in high places continues to roil French politics.
14
The Fed minutes did not roil the markets even with the announced exit strategy.
15
In the interim, anxiety over this widespread uncertainty will continue to roil the markets.
16
Her power started to pour toward me, in a nearly visible roil of heat.
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