English dictionary
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English adjective: swimming | |||
| 1. | swimming filled or brimming with tears | ||
| Samples | Swimming eyes. Sorrow made the eyes of many grow liquid. | ||
| Synonyms | liquid | ||
| Similar | tearful | ||
| Antonyms | dry-eyed, tearless | ||
| 2. | swimming applied to a fish depicted horizontally | ||
| Synonyms | naiant | ||
| Similar | horizontal | ||
| Domain category | heraldry | ||
| Antonyms | vertical, inclined, perpendicular | ||
English noun: swimming | |||
| 1. | swimming (act) the act of swimming | ||
| Samples | It was the swimming they enjoyed most. They took a short swim in the pool. | ||
| Synonyms | swim | ||
| Broader (hypernym) | aquatics, water sport | ||
| Narrower (hyponym) | bathe, dip, dive, diving, floating, natation, plunge, skin diving, skin-dive, skinny-dip | ||
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