sweep

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Sweep Definition & Meaning

1. To clean or clear an area by using a broom or brush.

Example: I need to sweep the kitchen floor before our guests arrive.

2. To move or carry something or someone in a smooth, continuous motion.

Example: The wind swept the leaves across the lawn.

3. To win a series of games or matches in a competition.

Example: The team managed to sweep the entire tournament without losing a single game.

4. To search or investigate thoroughly.

Example: The police conducted a sweep of the area to look for any evidence.

5. To spread or extend over a large area or range.

Example: The wildfire swept through the forest, destroying everything in its path.

Examples of the word sweep used in sentences.

  • My mom asked me to sweep the leaves off the patio.
  • The wind swept through the park, making the trees sway.
  • The janitor must sweep the hallway before the students arrive.
  • I sweep the floor every day to keep it clean.
  • She used a broom to sweep the dust off the shelves.
  • I need to sweep the floor before my guests arrive.
  • The wind created huge waves that swept over the boat.
  • The cleaner was able to sweep the entire room in just a few minutes.
  • She got on her broomstick and began to sweep through the sky.
  • I used a brush to sweep away the cobwebs from the ceiling.
  • I need to sweep the leaves off the front porch before the guests arrive.
  • The wind was so powerful that it swept everything off the table outside.
  • The new cleaning machine can sweep up dirt and dust in seconds, making life easier.
  • The new policy will sweep across the company, impacting every employee.
  • Can you help me sweep the floors in the living room before the party tonight?
  • The company's new marketing strategy is expected to sweep the market.
  • The wind was strong enough to sweep away the fallen leaves.
  • The scandalous news has swept through the community like wildfire.
  • I need to sweep the floors before my guests arrive.
  • The young actor's performance swept the audience off their feet.
  • We need to sweep the boardroom before the meeting tomorrow to ensure a professional appearance.
  • The reform sweeping through the education system seeks to address the inequalities that have disadvantaged certain students for too long.
  • Despite being an experienced cleaner, she couldn't resist the satisfying feeling of a good sweep on a freshly vacuumed carpet.
  • The broom in his hands swept across the dusty floor, raising a cloud of particles into the air.
  • The sweeping views of the city from the top of the skyscraper left me in awe.
  • After the storm, the ocean tides began to sweep away the debris and reveal the hidden treasures of the sea.
  • The sudden gust of wind caused the leaves to sweep over the playground, creating a delightful rustling sound.
  • The company's marketing strategy was designed to sweep the market and dominate the competition, leaving no room for rivals.
  • She used a broom to sweep the dusty floor of her quaint cottage, humming a tune under her breath.
  • The sweeping melodies of the symphony orchestra filled the concert hall with pure magic.
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