swarming

[ˈswɔːmɪŋ]

swarming Definition

• 1. moving in or forming a large group, often in an uncontrolled way
• 2. having a large number of insects or other small creatures in one place

Using swarming: Examples

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

• Example

  The streets were swarming with people.

• Example

  The picnic area was swarming with ants.

• Example

  The bees were swarming around the hive.

swarming Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for swarming

• crowded
• teeming
• infested
• overflowing

Phrases with swarming

• swarming with life

  full of activity and energy

  Example

  The city's downtown is always swarming with life.

• swarming with tourists

  having a large number of tourists in one place

  Example

  The beach was swarming with tourists during the summer season.

• swarming with police

  having a large number of police officers in one place

  Example

  The protest area was swarming with police officers to maintain order.

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Summary: swarming in Brief

The term 'swarming' [ˈswɔːmɪŋ] refers to moving or forming a large group, often in an uncontrolled way. It can also describe having a large number of insects or other small creatures in one place. Examples include 'The streets were swarming with people,' and 'The picnic area was swarming with ants.' Phrases like 'swarming with tourists' and 'swarming with police' denote a large number of people or officials in one place.