tumulate in a sentence
v. t.
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Definition
TUMULATE (verb): to gather or swell in a noisy or excited manner.
Crossword clues for tumulate
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "tumulate".
- To gather in a noisy, excited way.
- To swell with enthusiasm or energy.
- To come together in a loud commotion.
- To assemble with much noise and excitement.
- To accumulate in a lively and vibrant manner.
Tumulate sentence examples
- The crowd began to tumulate in excitement as the concert started.
- As the debate heated up, emotions began to tumulate among the participants.
- The students' voices began to tumulate, creating a lively atmosphere in the classroom.
- During the rally, supporters started to tumulate around the speaker, eager to hear more.
- As the storm approached, the waves began to tumulate violently against the shore.
- The artist decided to tumulate his thoughts into a vibrant mural that captured the essence of the city.
- As the storm approached, the waves began to tumulate violently against the rocky shore.
- In her garden, the flowers seemed to tumulate around the central fountain, creating a stunning visual effect.
- The archaeologists were excited to tumulate the various artifacts they had discovered in the ancient ruins.
- During the debate, emotions began to tumulate as the participants expressed their passionate views on the issue.