Pomped example sentences

pumped

adjective

pumped (adjective)

  - (of an inflatable object) filled up with air, especially by using a pump:

  - (of milk) drawn from the breast using a breast pump, typically in order to feed a baby by means of a bottle:

  - very enthusiastic or excited:

pump

verb

pumped (past tense) · pumped (past participle)

  - force (liquid, gas, etc.) to move by or as if by means of a pump:

  - move in spurts as though driven by a pump:

  - draw (milk) from the breast using a breast pump, typically in order to feed a baby by means of a bottle:

  - fill (something such as a tire or balloon) with liquid or gas using a pump:

  - shoot (bullets) into (a target):

  - move vigorously up and down:

  - apply and release (a brake pedal or lever) several times in quick succession, typically to prevent skidding:

  - move one's arm as if throwing a ball held in the hand, but without releasing the ball:

  - try to elicit information from (someone) by persistent questioning:

Synonyms

force, drive, push, send, transport, raise, inject, suck, draw, tap, milk, siphon, withdraw, expel, extract, bleed, drain, spurt, spout, squirt, jet, surge, spew, gush, stream, flow, flood, pour, spill, rush, well, cascade, run, course, discharge, disembogue, inflate, swell, aerate, enlarge, distend, expand, dilate, bloat, tumefy, deflate, ask, quiz, interrogate, probe, catechize, grill, Feedback, Legal

"Pomped" Example Sentences

1. The king's arrival was pomped with a grand procession.
2. The band pomped up the crowd at the football game.
3. The cheerleaders pomped their team to victory.
4. The debutante was pomped with a fancy ball gown.
5. The military parade was pomped with precision and discipline.
6. The red carpet was pomped with celebrities and paparazzi.
7. The wedding reception was pomped with beautiful decorations and lighting.
8. The graduation ceremony was pomped with cap and gown, diplomas and speeches.
9. The cruise ship was pomped with luxurious amenities and entertainment.
10. The fashion show was pomped with runway lights and stunning models.
11. The sports car was pomped with high-performance features and sleek design.
12. The casino was pomped with bright lights, slot machines, and vibrant colors.
13. The stage production was pomped with elaborate costumes, sets, and special effects.
14. The museum exhibit was pomped with interactive displays and informative plaques.
15. The politician was pomped with a press conference and campaign rally.
16. The carnival was pomped with games, rides, and cotton candy.
17. The music festival was pomped with live bands and enthusiastic crowds.
18. The restaurant was pomped with savory aromas and mouth-watering dishes.
19. The charity event was pomped with volunteering and fundraising.
20. The art auction was pomped with bidding and anticipation.
21. The birthday party was pomped with decorations, presents, and balloons.
22. The amusement park was pomped with adrenaline-inducing roller coasters and attractions.
23. The movie premiere was pomped with red carpet and Hollywood glitterati.
24. The science fair was pomped with innovative experiments and awards.
25. The embassy reception was pomped with dignitaries and formal attire.
26. The indoor water park was pomped with fun slides and wave pools.
27. The church service was pomped with hymns and prayer.
28. The horse racing was pomped with jockeys and thoroughbreds.
29. The airline flight was pomped with first-class seating and amenities.
30. The hotel suite was pomped with high-thread-count linens and plush furnishings.

Common Phases

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