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Meanings of slight swelling in English

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Usage of slight swelling in English
1
He touched the slight swelling in the ground next to him.
Lost in translation
2
The pitcher's mound lay closer to hand, a slight swelling of the earth.
After the quake: stories
3
On immersion in water, the film is converted to a gel with slight swelling.
Pubmed
4
After almost two months he began to notice a slight swelling in his chest.
Flesh and blood
5
Her hands went to the slight swelling of her middle.
The stand
6
He looked at the slight swelling of her breast.
I Am Legend
7
Eventually, one former interrogator recalls, doctors examining suspects after interrogation found that this caused slight swelling.
The Guardian
8
Mild: Symptoms are numbness and a slight swelling.
Military Instructors Manual
9
On this slight swelling are several small villages.
With Frederick the Great: A Story of the Seven Years' War
10
This is more about a slight swelling.
The Guardian
11
After a time a slight swelling appears on the stump thus made; this gradually grows into a new limb.
On the Seashore / Cassell's "Eyes and No Eyes" Series, Book VII
12
Immediately before him there was a rise in the ground, a very slight swelling that continued into the distance.
Land of marvels
13
According to a distinguished naturalist (Buffon), it is first observable by a slight swelling of the groins.
The Physical Life of Woman: Advice to the Maiden, Wife and Mothe...
14
We showed that the venom induced slight swelling, intense inflammatory response, and increased the microvascular density in mice skin.
Pubmed
15
There was a slight swelling.
The Weavers: a tale of England and Egypt of fifty years ago - Vo...
16
A few days later, prominence of lower abdomen and a slight swelling of right leg presented with a high fever.
Pubmed
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