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cram
verb as in fill to overflowing; compress
verb as in study intensely
Example Sentences
Aid groups, UN agencies and others say the "humanitarian area" they are expected to move to is heavily overcrowded and insufficient to support the roughly 2 million Palestinians who are expected to cram into it.
When they opened the door, they found 10 other hikers already crammed inside.
There's a crammed schedule squeezed into a day and a half, most of it dedicated to royal spectacles.
It's too much for the police to carry: they already have evacuees and their belongings crammed inside the white van.
The linemen crammed their knees under tiny tables, leading to much table banging.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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