surrounding
- adjective
- /səˈraʊndɪŋ/
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circundante
- That's bizarre that all the mountain ranges surrounding that city were lit up.
That's bizarre that all the mountain ranges surrounding that city were lit up.
- That's bizarre that all the mountain ranges surrounding that city were lit up.
- That is the history of the debate surrounding who gets to talk.
- There will always be great mystery surrounding matters of faith.
- Also, they found micro nanoplastics in amniotic fluid surrounding the unborn baby.
- There's so many pockets of just depravity surrounding this man.
- So this is so temp, surrounding temp, surrounding temp.
- That's Betty Craig's word surrounding Abscess to him.
- And the reaction is from the fluid, the surrounding fluid air to the ball.
Examples
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Also, they found micro nanoplastics in amniotic fluid surrounding the unborn baby.
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Tombs with their surrounding gardens might cover an acre or more.
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To determine the rules surrounding access to that land.
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That is the history of the debate surrounding who gets to talk.
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There will always be great mystery surrounding matters of faith.
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I have felt guilt and shame surrounding adoption.
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Sugar apple is native to the Caribbean and the surrounding tropical Americas.
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Activists like Chazaria are fighting to combat myths surrounding people with albinism.
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Judith Maute has unearthed additional facts surrounding the PV house dispute.
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The surrounding mountains create a stunning backdrop for the village.
Synonyms
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6.1
Around a place, often describing the temperature or noise there
Surrounding something on all sides
Surrounding something on all sides like a ring
Surrounding something on all sides and covering it completely
Antonyms
How Near
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word surrounding comes from two parts: the prefix sur- meaning 'over' and the simple word round meaning 'around'. So if something is 'surrounding' you, it is put all around you or is near you on every side.