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Meanings of surging in English

Characterized by great swelling waves or surges.

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Usage of surging in English
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Within seven days and surging COVID-19 cases both parties suspended physical campaigning.
Jamaica Observer
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Next year may thus see German exports surging and economic growth resilient.
Reuters
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Civil society groups say the relocations are motivated by surging land values.
The Guardian
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Yet no obvious media leaks explain the surging interest in the company.
Reuters
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Falling demand and surging supply have brought oil prices to six-year lows.
The Guardian
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And with prices for food and energy surging, inflation expectations are rising.
Reuters
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Banks worldwide are dealing with surging credit costs due to the pandemic.
Reuters
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The number of people looking for a test for Covid-19 was surging.
The Irish Times
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She recalled going outside to check the water surging beneath her deck.
Reuters
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For instance, surging inflation largely reflects the recent removal of fuel subsidies.
Reuters
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While the first-place Rangers are surging, the Devils' struggles continue to mount.
Reuters
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But already the crowd was surging in dark waves towards the exits.
Thais
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I looked down and saw a drowning apparition in the surging water.
Bag of Bones
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Shares of consumer lenders fell on Tuesday after surging the previous day.
Reuters
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Graham had a surging vision of a great hall crowded with people.
The sleeper awakes
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What was it like to see thousands of troops surging into battle?
The Kagonesti (A Story of the Wild Elves)
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