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Engorge

usgb/ɪnˈɡɔːrdʒ/Volume
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Used to describe a physical change, often involving swelling due to fluid accumulation. SlideAfter the bee sting, his arm rapidly engorged.
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Can reference normal processes, such as parts of the body naturally engorging with blood. SlideHis muscles engorged as he exercised, showcasing his vascular physique.
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Can Be TemporaryPlay
The state of being engorged is usually temporary, not permanent. SlideThe sponge engorged with water but soon dried out.