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swept

[swept] / swɛpt /




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A man in his 60s died in the southeast on Wednesday after being swept away by the current while attempting to drive across a flooded area.

From Barron's

The selloff in software-as-a-service stocks also swept up several AI giants Wednesday, weighing down their shares.

From The Wall Street Journal

The U.S. record for most medals in figure skating at a single Olympics is five from 1956, when the U.S. swept the podium for the men’s singles competition.

From Los Angeles Times

The furniture was old, and the paint was faded and dirty in places, but the compound was swept, and the house was neat on the inside.

From Literature

As investor worries about new AI capabilities swept through other sectors, shares of companies that develop, license and even invest in code and systems were hit, wiping out $300 billion in market value.

From The Wall Street Journal