congestus

[kənˈdʒestəs]

congestus Definition

• 1. heaped up
• 2. accumulated
• 3. congested

Using congestus: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "congestus" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The congestus clouds indicate a storm is coming.

• Example

  The congestus traffic caused me to be late for work.

• Example

  The congestus population in the city led to housing problems.

congestus Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for congestus

• accumulated
• congested
• crowded
• jammed
• packed

Phrases with congestus

• cumulus congestus

  a type of cumulus cloud that is tall and vertical, often indicating thunderstorm activity

  Example

  The cumulus congestus clouds were a sign of the approaching storm.

• congestus gland

  a gland that has become swollen or enlarged due to blockage or inflammation

  Example

  The doctor diagnosed him with a congestus gland.

• congestus traffic

  traffic that is heavily congested and slow-moving

  Example

  The congestus traffic made it difficult to get to the airport on time.

Origins of congestus

from Latin 'congestus', past participle of 'congerere', meaning 'to bring together, pile up'

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Summary: congestus in Brief

'Congestus' [kənˈdʒestəs] is an adjective that describes something that is heaped up or accumulated, often leading to congestion. It can refer to physical objects like clouds or traffic, as well as abstract concepts like populations. Examples include 'The congestus clouds indicate a storm is coming.' and 'The congestus population in the city led to housing problems.'