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turgid

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turgid /ˈtɚʤəd/ adjective
turgid
/ˈtɚʤəd/
adjective
Learner's definition of TURGID
[more turgid; most turgid] formal
disapproving : very complicated and difficult to understand晦涩难懂的
: larger or fuller than normal because of swelling肿胀的;膨胀的
BNC: 20699 COCA: 28808

turgid

adjective

tur·​gid ˈtər-jəd How to pronounce turgid (audio)
1
: excessively embellished in style or language : bombastic, pompous
turgid prose
2
: being in a state of distension : swollen, tumid
turgid limbs
especially : exhibiting turgor
turgidity noun
turgidly adverb
turgidness noun

Example Sentences

turgid leeches having had their fill of blood
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Word History

Etymology

Latin turgidus, from turgēre to be swollen

First Known Use

1620, in the meaning defined at sense 2

Time Traveler
The first known use of turgid was in 1620
BNC: 20699 COCA: 28808

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