surge

Meanings

• Noun or Verb

  A sudden, large increase in something, such as a wave, current, or price.

  - "The surge in the ocean caused by the storm was impressive."
  - "The price of the stock experienced a sudden surge."
  - "The surgeon performed the surgery with precision and skill."

• Noun or Verb

  A strong, sudden push or thrust, especially one that is violent or irresistible.

  - "The firefighter was pushed back by the surge of water from the hose."
  - "The crowd surged forward to get a better look."
  - "The athlete made a powerful surge towards the finish line."

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Pronunciation

1. /sɝdʒ/
   
   
   
   Source: "https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=179895"

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Synonyms

inrush

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with surge
burge , purge , jurge , nerve , serve , splurge , turge

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Homonyms

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1. Surge (English) : A type of fuel additive used in aviation.
   

2. Surge (English) : To rise up or move forward with great force.
   

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Homophones

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1. surge (English) : To rise up or move forward with great force.
   

2. surge (English) : A type of fuel additive used in aviation.
   

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Variants

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surge , surged , surges , surging , surge protector

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Forms

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surges, surged, surges, surging

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Etymology

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From Old French surger 'to rise above', from sur 'over' + ger 'to rise'.

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Trivia

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1. The term 'surge' is often used in the context of the military, particularly in reference to a sudden and powerful advance.

2. The largest surge in stock market history occurred on October 19, 1929, which is now known as Black Tuesday.

3. The term 'surge protector' is used to protect electrical devices from power surges.

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Related Concepts

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1. Tidal surge: A large rise in sea level caused by a storm or other natural phenomenon.

2. Electrical surge: A sudden increase in electrical current or voltage.

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Culture

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In literature, surge has been used to describe the emotional upheaval or turmoil in characters. It can also symbolize a powerful and overwhelming force. In music, the term 'surge' is used to describe a sudden increase in volume or intensity.

How to Memorize "surge"

1. visualize
   

   - Visualize a large wave crashing onto the shore to remember the meaning of surge.

2. associate
   

   - Associate the word surge with the feeling of being pushed forward or overwhelmed.

3. mnemonics
   

   - Use the mnemonic 'Sudden Upsurge of Energy and Power' to remember the definition of surge.

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