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Meaning of tumid
The primary meaning of the word "tumid" is relating to or characterized by swelling, especially as a result of inflammation or fluid accumulation.
Etymology of tumid
The word "tumid" originates from the Latin "tumidus", meaning swollen, which is derived from "tumere", meaning to swell
Historically, the word has been used in English since the 15th century to describe physical swelling, and later also to describe language or style as pompous or overly elaborate
Synonyms
swollen
inflated
bloated
distended
enlarged
expanded
puffed
bulging
protruding
prominent
conspicuous
noticeable
observable
visible
palpable
tangible
inflated
engorged
congested
tumescent
turgescent
hypertrophied
dilated
stretched
taut
strained
convoluted
convulsed
corrugated
furrowed
wrinkled
creased.
Definitions
- Relating to or characterized by swelling, especially as a result of inflammation or fluid accumulation
- (Of language or style) pompous or overly elaborate
Usage Examples
- The tumid tissue was a clear indication of an underlying infection
- The politician's tumid speech was met with skepticism by the audience
- The tumid veins on his forehead were a sign of his high blood pressure
Antonyms
deflated
shrunk
shrunken
reduced
decreased
diminished
compressed
condensed
contracted
flattened
atrophied
emaciated
gaunt
hollow
sunken
depressed
subdued
restrained
modest
simple
understated.