drown in a sentence
v. i.
Definition
DROWN: To submerge or overwhelm someone or something completely, either in water or by an overwhelming force or emotion.
Sample Sentences
- The heavy rain caused the river to overflow, threatening to drown the nearby village.
- She felt as if her worries would drown her, pulling her deeper into despair.
- The lifeguard quickly jumped into the water to save the child who was about to drown.
- In his dream, he was trapped underwater, struggling to breathe as the fear of drowning consumed him.
- The tragic story of the shipwreck reminded everyone of the dangers of the sea and the risk of drowning.
- The heavy rain caused the river to rise and nearly drown the nearby village.
- He feared that the weight of his sorrow would drown him if he didn't find a way to express it.
- The lifeguard jumped into the water to save the child who was about to drown.
- As the storm raged on, the waves threatened to drown the small fishing boat.
- In her grief, she felt like she was drowning in a sea of memories.
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