"Congest" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

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"Congest" Meaning

Congest means to impede or obstruct the flow of something, such as air, traffic, or bodily fluids, by filling or blocking it. It can also refer to a state of being occupied or crowded, often to the point of being uncomfortable or difficult to move through. For example, "The congested highway made it difficult to get to work on time" or "The congested database slowed down the computer's performance."

"Congest" Examples

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Definition: To block or obstruct (an area or passage) so that it cannot function freely or easily; to overcrowd or swarm.

Usage Examples


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The highway was congested during rush hour, causing a 30-minute delay in our journey.

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The doctor warned me that my sinuses would congest if I didn't clear them out regularly.

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The city's congested streets made it difficult for emergencies services to respond quickly.

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The company's top floor was congested with employees from different departments all working on the same project.

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The lake's congested waterways made it challenging for recreational boats to navigate safely.

"Congest" Similar Words

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Congenial

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Friendly, pleasant, and enjoyable; having a disposition that makes it easy for others to approach and be with; agreesable.

Congeniality

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Congenially

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In a friendly and pleasant manner; in a warm and welcoming way.

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Congenitally

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Congenitally refers to something that is present at birth, or from birth. It is often used to describe a physical or developmental condition that an individual is born with, rather than acquired later in life.

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A congestant is a type of medication that helps to relieve nasal congestion, sinus pressure, and sinusitis. It works by thinning and loosening mucus, making it easier to expel, and reducing swelling in the nasal passages and sinuses. Congestants are often used to treat colds, flu, and allergies. Examples of congestants include pseudoephedrine and phenylephrine.

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