Tikibu: pronunciation dictionary with use examples

Word: surging
IPA transcription: [s'ɝdʒɪŋ]
adverb meaning of the word
  • Synonyms: billowy, billowing(a), surging
    Meaning: characterized by great swelling waves or surges; "billowy storm clouds"; "the restless billowing sea"; "surging waves"
Usage examples
  • Each heart now thumped hard with the surging blood it bore; but it was now the blood of hunters and not of boys.
  • Slowly and painfully, through waves of deadly nausea and with the surging of deep waters in her ears, Diana struggled back to consciousness.
  • Uncanny the place is: Thence upward ascendeth the surging of waters, Wan to the welkin, when the wind is stirring The weather unpleasing, till the air groweth gloomy, Then the heavens lower.
  • He turned and went towards the door, regarding me oddly over his shoulder. I followed him out with my eyes; and as I did so, by some odd trick of unconscious cerebration, there came surging into my head the phrase, "The Moreau Hollows"--was it?
  • Five minutes afterwards, sitting breathless on the roots of an old tree, with her children safe beside her, she sees the whole shore covered with surging water, and the houses swept into the bay, tossing and drifting there like boats in a stormy sea.
  • Then, before anyone could prevent her, the poor Queen beat open the rotted fastening of an old casement window, sprang upon the ledge, and giving one last look of love and tenderness to her unhappy child, leaped down into the sea surging and pounding over the rocks hundreds of feet below.