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Meanings of wallow in in English

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Usage of wallow in in English
1
Good teams with well-constructed squads overcome misfortune; weaker ones wallow in it.
The Guardian
2
Water buffalo wallow in milky water in a film by Ozan Atalan.
The Guardian
3
Three weeks is enough time to wallow in your own colossal mistake.
Blameless
4
I can only wallow in the exquisite comfort of my own exactitude.
The Man Who Was Thursday: A Nightmare
5
Sometimes just a wallow in the shallows of an otherwise dangerous river.
The Irish Times
6
We don't go to wallow in our sins of the past week.
Ebony
7
They wallow in your good chairs and think to themselves, Hang exertion.
Lord Jim
8
As it is, the natives are content to wallow in the mud.
Celtic fire
9
Why do we have to wallow in all our teams' internal squabbles?
The Irish Times
10
I may go into hiding so I can properly wallow in it.
The Guardian
11
To wallow in the mud when they could fly with the angels.
The Bride Wore Black Leather
12
Sometimes things happen and you can't wallow in what happened today.
Radio NZ
13
But first you're going to have a long wallow in hot, soapy water.
Surrender to the will of the night
14
Yet, as you wallow in this party for the retina, strange things happen.
The Guardian
15
I wallow in the ill-gotten matrimonial gains of Theophilus and Ronald.
The Mountebank
16
I was not given the chance to wallow in my discomfort.
The Guardian
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