I see a surge in loan growth.
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Surge
//sɝd͡ʒ//
Synonyms for "surge" (356 found)
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Closest matches (72)
billowrushscendtideaccessaccessionaccretionaccrualaccruementaccumulationadditionadvanceaffluenceaffluxaffluxionaggrandizementamplificationanabasisappreciationarise
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ascendascensionascentassembleaugmentationawake the deadballooningbarragebe poisedblastblast the earbloatingblow outboomboostborebreakbreakerbreakersbroadeningbuildupbulgebunchbunch upcentrifugatecentrifugecharybdischopchoppinesschopping seaclamberclimbclimbingclotclustercollectcombcombercome togethercome upconcourseconfluenceconfluxcongregateconvergecopulatecouplecourse
Strong matches (106)
crashcrescendocrosscurrentcrowdcurl upwardscurrentdashdatedeafendefluxiondevelopmentdindirty waterdizzy rounddownflowdownpourdraindrain outdriftdriftage
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eagreebbebb and floweddyedemaelevationemptyenlargementescaladeexhaustexpansionextensionfill the airfind ventflock togetherfloodflowflow backflow inflow outflow togetherflowingfluencyflushfluxforgatherfountainfullnessfusegaingang aroundgang upgathergather aroundgo upgravity wavegreateningground swellgrow upgrowthgurgegushgush outgustgyregyring upheaveheavy seaheavy swellherd togetherhikehivehordehuddleincreaseincrementinflationinflowinrushintensityissuejetjumpleagueleaplevitatelevitationliftlinkloomloploudishnessloudnessmaelstrommakemassmeetmergemillmill runmillracemountmounting
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Related words (178)
multiplicationmusteronrushonward courseoutburstoutflowoutpourpeakpealpirouetteplaypopplepourpour outproductivenessproliferationpulsateraceraiserally
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rally aroundrat racerattle the windowsrearrear upreelregurgitaterend the airrend the earsrendezvousresoundriffleringrippleriserise and fallrise uprisingrock the skyrocketing uprollrollerrough waterroundrunrun outsaltationseaseethesendsetshooting upsluicesluice outsmashsnowballingsoarsoaringsonoritysonorousnessspatespewspew outspinspiralspirespitsplit the eardrumssplit the earsspoutspout outsprayspreadspringspritzspurtspurtlesquirtstand upstartle the echoesstreamstunsurfsurge backsurge of soundswarmswarm upsweep upswellswellingswirltakeofftaking offthrongthundertidal boretidal wavetide wavetosstowertrendtroughtsunamitumescenceturntwirlundercurrentundertowundulateundulationuniteupupclimbupcomingupdraftupgangupgoupgoingupgradeupgrowupgrowthupheaveuphillupleapupliftuppinguprisalupriseuprisinguprushupshootupslopeupspinupstreamupsurgeupsurgenceupswarmupsweepupswinguptrendupturnupwindvaultvolumevomitvomit forthvomit outvortexwater flowwater wavewaterfallwavewaveletwaxingwellwell outwheelwhirlwhirligigwhirlpoolwhirlwindwhite horseswhitecapswideningzooming
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6 entriesRelated terms
2 entriesderived
10 entrieshas context
3 entriesis a
1 entriesmanner of
1 entriesrelated to
13 entriesTranslations
95 translations across 24 languages.
Afrikaans
1 entries- stuwing noun (sudden transient rush or flood)
Bulgarian
4 entries- вълнение noun ((nautical) swell of the sea)
- нахлуване noun (sudden transient rush or flood)
- прилив noun (sudden transient rush or flood)
- скок в напрежението noun ((electricity) electrical spike)
Czech
4 entries- nápor noun (sudden transient rush or flood)
- náraz noun ((electricity) electrical spike)
- poryv noun (sudden transient rush or flood)
- příval noun (sudden transient rush or flood)
Dutch
2 entries- golf noun (sudden transient rush or flood)
- stortzee noun (sudden transient rush or flood)
Esperanto
1 entries- impeti verb (to rush, flood, or increase suddenly)
Finnish
4 entries- aallokko noun ((nautical) swell of the sea)
- aalto noun (sudden transient rush or flood)
- jännitepiikki noun ((electricity) electrical spike)
- maininki noun ((nautical) swell of the sea)
French
4 entries- afflux noun (sudden transient rush or flood)
- houle noun ((nautical) swell of the sea)
- montée noun (sudden transient rush or flood)
- montée noun ((electricity) electrical spike)
Galician
1 entries- xurdir verb (to accelerate forwards, particularly suddenly)
German
4 entries- Aufwallung noun (sudden transient rush or flood)
- Brandung noun ((nautical) swell of the sea)
- Schwall noun (sudden transient rush or flood)
- Spannungsstoß noun ((electricity) electrical spike)
Hebrew
1 entries- גַּל נֵד noun ((nautical) swell of the sea)
Hungarian
1 entries- túlfeszültség noun ((electricity) electrical spike)
Ingrian
1 entries- höökö noun (sudden transient rush or flood)
Irish
4 entries- borradh noun ((electricity) electrical spike)
- borradh noun ((nautical) swell of the sea)
- borradh cumhachta noun ((electricity) electrical spike)
- borradh leictreachais noun ((electricity) electrical spike)
Italian
3 entries- marea noun (sudden transient rush or flood)
- ondata noun (sudden transient rush or flood)
- sovraccarico noun ((electricity) electrical spike)
Japanese
1 entries- サージ noun ((electricity) electrical spike)
Macedonian
1 entries- наплив noun (sudden transient rush or flood)
Māori
3 entries- tai reporepo noun (sudden transient rush or flood)
- hotu verb (to rush, flood, or increase suddenly)
- pōrutu verb (to rush, flood, or increase suddenly)
Ottoman Turkish
2 entries- شیشمك verb (to rush, flood, or increase suddenly)
- قبارمق verb (to rush, flood, or increase suddenly)
Polish
3 entries- napływ noun (sudden transient rush or flood)
- przypływ noun (sudden transient rush or flood)
- skok napięcia noun ((electricity) electrical spike)
Portuguese
1 entries- surto noun (sudden transient rush or flood)
Russian
4 entries- волна́ noun (sudden transient rush or flood)
- волна́ noun ((nautical) swell of the sea)
- всплеск noun (sudden transient rush or flood)
- прибо́й noun ((nautical) swell of the sea)
Slovak
4 entries- nával noun (sudden transient rush or flood)
- príboj noun ((nautical) swell of the sea)
- príval noun (sudden transient rush or flood)
- vlnobitie noun ((nautical) swell of the sea)
Spanish
4 entries- aluvión noun (sudden transient rush or flood)
- oleada noun (sudden transient rush or flood)
- oleada noun ((nautical) swell of the sea)
- sobrecarga noun ((electricity) electrical spike)
Swedish
1 entries- överspänning noun ((electricity) electrical spike)
Sample sentences
24 total sentences available.
It is expected that the tsunami surge will be ten meters or less.
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He is having a sudden surge of self-confidence!
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The impacts from sea level rise and storm surge, extreme weather events, higher temperatures and heat waves, precipitation changes, Arctic warming, and other climatic conditions are affecting the reliability and capacity of the U.S. transportation system in many ways.
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