welled in English

verb

1

(of a liquid) rise to the surface and spill or be about to spill.

tears were beginning to well in her eyes

synonyms: flow, spill, stream, run, rush, gush, roll, cascade, flood, spout, seep, trickle, burst, issue, upwell

verb

• flow, spill, stream, run, rush, gush, roll, cascade, flood, spout, seep, trickle, burst, issue, upwell
• swell

Use "welled" in a sentence

1. Fear welled up in Peter.

2. The workers were excited when oil welled up.

3. Her bitterness welled up within her, and she began to weep.

4. Music welled in the bar, a samba with many guitars.

5. 21 Saad, whose mighty voice had welled up from his entrails.

6. A livid bruise welled on her cheek where Matchsticks had struck her.

7. His right armpit ached; a kind of fever of anger welled up like a midnight tide coming in.

8. Vengeful anger welled up in me, but again I silently begged Jehovah to help me control myself.

9. Adrift, my darkest imaginings welled up unchecked spilling from brain to heart like black ink impossible to remove.

10. * Tears welled up in Tomoe’s eyes as she realized that everyone has a place in the world and is needed.

11. The "alleluia" welled up in the hearts of Jesus' first disciples, men and women, on that Easter morning in Jerusalem....

12. “What’s the point of my being an elder?” he asked as tears welled up in his eyes.

13. He secretly slipped into Paris under the name of Duong, and nostalgia for the city welled up in him.

14. Deep gratitude to Jehovah welled up within us, despite the fact that Huttig screamed: “But remember . . . forbearance is not acquittal.”

15. Gringoire enjoyed seeing, feeling, fingering, so to speak an entire assembly (of knaves, it is true, but what matters that ?) stupefied, petrified, and as though Asphyxiated in the presence of the incommensurable tirades which welled up every instant from all parts of his bridal song.

16. ‘Then she was a mixture of Curiousness and intrigue.’ ‘I raised an eyebrow in Curiousness and he rolled his eyes.’ ‘Instead, she decided to pursue the Curiousness which slowly welled up within her, replacing the other emotions for the time being.’ ‘The tension was gone but was responded by an immediate Curiousness.’

17. ‘Then she was a mixture of Curiousness and intrigue.’ ‘I raised an eyebrow in Curiousness and he rolled his eyes.’ ‘Instead, she decided to pursue the Curiousness which slowly welled up within her, replacing the other emotions for the time being.’ ‘The tension was gone but was responded by an immediate Curiousness.’