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to surge
01
(of prices, shares, etc.) to abruptly and significantly increase
Intransitive
Examples
After a positive earnings report, the company 's stock surged by 20 % in a single day.
02
to move in a sudden, strong, and often irregular forward or upward motion
Intransitive: to surge to a direction
Examples
As the doors opened, the crowd surged forward, eager to enter the venue.
03
to move or swell forward with great force
Intransitive: to surge | to surge to a direction
Examples
The waves surged against the shore, creating a mesmerizing display of power and motion.
04
to experience an upward or lifting motion, often due to the impact of a natural force
Intransitive: to surge | to surge to a direction
Examples
The ship surged as it rode the crest of a large wave.
Surge
01
a sudden, forceful movement of a liquid, current, or similar substance
Examples
A surge of water flooded the streets after the storm.
02
a sudden or abrupt rise in quantity, intensity, or activity
Examples
There was a surge in electricity demand during the heatwave.
03
a large, often powerful sea wave, sometimes caused by storm or tide
Examples
The storm generated huge surges along the coastline.
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