surge

noun32 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.0

an increase that happens unexpectedly and quickly

a sudden, brief increase in the voltage of an electrical supply

an increase that has happened lately

an extremely large increase in number or amount

a very sudden and noticeable increase

an extremely large increase in number or amount

a rising of the sea as a result of wind and atmospheric pressure changes associated with a storm

a large increase in number or amount

a large increase in number or amount

an increase that was not anticipated

a sudden increase happening just before a deadline or event

an increase happening towards the end of a period

an unusually high tide, often caused by a storm

an increase that lasts only for a short time

a very rapid increase that seems to happen in one night

a surge that happens unexpectedly and quickly

a very large and powerful surge, often of emotion

an extremely large and powerful surge, often of emotion

a sudden increase in adrenalin, often causing excitement or fear

the first surge of a feeling

a new or returning surge of feeling

a new or returning surge of feeling

a surge of feeling that returns after a period of absence

a surge of emotion that suddenly and powerfully affects someone

a surge of emotion that suddenly and powerfully affects someone

a surge of emotion that moves powerfully through a place or group

a sudden powerful movement forwards by a group of people

used to specify what is moving or increasing in a surge

used to specify what has increased

used to specify the type of feeling

used to describe the manner in which an action is performed, driven by a strong feeling

to feel a sudden powerful emotion

to feel a sudden powerful emotion

to feel a sudden powerful emotion

to feel a sudden powerful emotion (informal)

to cause someone to feel a sudden powerful emotion

Collocations with "surge"

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