"Outpourings" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Outpourings" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Outpourings" Meaning
Outpourings refer to a sudden and abundant discharge of emotions, thoughts, or sentiments, often in response to a particular situation or event. This can take the form of words, gestures, tears, or other forms of expressive behavior.
"Outpourings" Examples
Example Sentences for "Outpourings"
The charity organization's latest outpourings of aid to the disaster-stricken region were met with widespread gratitude from the affected communities. (#)
The artist's latest outpourings of creativity included a series of vibrant paintings that captured the beauty of the natural world. (#)
The politician's impassioned outpourings of sympathy for the grieving family earned her high praise from the public. (#)
The city's outpourings of support for the homeless shelter included a flood of donations and volunteers. (#)
The poet's outpourings of sorrow and joy were reflected in her powerful and moving verse, which spoke to the hearts of all who read it. (#)
Part of Speech
outpourings (noun)
Definition
A sudden or intense display of emotion, thoughts, or feelings, often resulting in a surge of creative expression, words, or actions.
Synonyms
outburst, overflow, flood, torrent, effusion
"Outpourings" Similar Words
Outperforming
Outperforming means to achieve a better or more successful result than others; to surpass or excel in performance or achievement.
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Outposts
Outposts are remote buildings, forts, or settlements that are established in a particular region or territory, often to serve as a base for military operations, to mark a boundary, or to provide a secure location for tracking, monitoring, or exploring an area. They are typically smaller and more isolated than main bases or centers, and are often situated in areas that are difficult to access or protect.
Outpour
Outpour refers to a sudden or intense expression of strong emotions, such as sadness, joy, anger, or relief, often to the point of overflowing or bursting forth. It can also describe a flow of tears, words, or feelings that are deeply emotional and intense. For example: "The news of her grandmother's passing triggered an outpour of tears from her."
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