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Meanings of springing in English
Usage of springing in English
1
Still, there was something; the same strange quality; the same forward-springing grace.
2
On the far bank, the springing turf was strewn with Russian bodies.
3
The frail gas bag swayed in the wind that was springing up.
4
Second-hand shops, until recently a rare sight in Spain, are springing up.
5
Beside Clara she had the hue of Winter under the springing bough.
6
You ought to see the cities springing up there in the Legislature.
7
He was like an animal frozen in the very attitude of springing.
8
Solidarity projects were springing up in some of the world's poorest corners.
9
New record shops are springing up in trendy Berlin, selling only vinyl.
10
The impact of the springing creature carried Rabba Kega to the ground.
11
There is the indifference springing from the absorbing interests of the present.
12
Stay!' cried Gandalf, springing forward to the stone stair before the door.
13
Nisus quickly took the lead springing far away ahead of the rest.
14
Fremont was indeed springing through the opening where the sash had been.
15
The pacha called the latter, which came springing and frisking towards him.
16
The grass is all springing up quickly, and the Maleza growing fast.
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Springing through the time
Springing across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Less common