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Meanings of swath in English
Usage of swath in English
1
Local authorities said the fire destroyed a large swath of the town.
2
Wild weather has left a swath of damage across the North Island.
3
From this cleared swath he had a good view of the battlefield.
4
The governors also oversee a large swath of the U.S. banking system.
5
He cuts a cleaner and wider swath than any in this town.
6
Most of the people from that swath of time had been forgotten.
7
There was a considerable amount now, covering a wide swath of snow.
8
The storm was massive, involving a good swath of the visible atmosphere.
9
The swale appeared as if a reaper were cutting a wide swath.
10
Behind them was one long swath of the dead and the wounded.
11
My progress would have been marked by a swath of trampled stalks.
12
A swath of sunlight flashed across the soot-covered floor of Marcus's workroom.
13
Then I cut a swath right down the middle of my scalp.
14
A swath of purple and red and blue and gray - lovely.
15
A pale gray swath of sky outlined the hills to the east.
16
Now bushfires have torn a swath through many of the remaining populations.
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Swath through the time
Swath across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common