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swarm
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Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
"to leave a hive to start another," also "to gather in a swarm, crowd, or throng," late 14c., from swarm (n.). Compare Dutch zwermen , German schwärmen , Danish sværme . Related: Swarmed ; swarming .
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" Swarm " is a science fiction novelette by Bruce Sterling , and his first magazine sale, (his previous publications were either novels or anthology contributions) nominated for the Nebula , Hugo and Locus Awards . It was first published in The Magazine ...
Usage examples of swarm.
Around the fast-growing sun, grains of dust and ice had accreted into swarming planetesimals.
The French camp is in this crater, stupefied, affrighted, starting up from sleeping,--a funereal swarming.
The sun has burned away the mist, disclosing an almost solid mass of transports to seaward, beaches swarming with amphtracs and men, troops moving through cornfields toward the tableland, landing craft forming waves, earlier waves retracting.
The anthropogony of the Bible is merely a genealogy of a swarm escaping from the human hive which settled on the mountainous slopes of Thibet between the summits of the Himalaya and the Caucasus.
The Anthropomorphites, who swarmed among the monks of Egypt and the Catholics of Africa, could produce the express declaration of Scripture, that man was made after the image of his Creator.
Vato and Blood were slouched in folding chairs when Takeshi and DL came in to open up shop, both humming back and forth in a strange free-form antiphony, sometimes falling silent, picking up the tune two and a half bars later exactly together, latently menacing, like a bee swarm.
There were sounds of people praying in swarm inside an Architect temple.
He stood back when the Tyrin arrived and let them swarm upon you, which is what they did.
In the dark quiet streets and in the glare of the hotel lobby the swarms of uniforms astounded him.
Signing the last autograph, she tactfully refused the politely couched offers to buy her a drink and turned away from the swarm of theater-goers, who converged on the city streets like a plague of taxi-preying locusts closing in on their next meal.
The root nodules of legumes would have neither form nor function without the masses of rhizobial bacteria swarming into root hairs, incorporating themselves with such intimacy that only an electron microscope can detect which membranes are bacterial and which plant.
At each crossroads and turn, Lirenda was balked by piled-up snow, street stalls swarming with commerce and stopped carts, and racing urchins playing a northcountry game with flat sticks and a stitched leather ball.
By midmorn-ing they have reached the Chinese rover, squat as a black bug in the shadow of the slip face of one of the swarm of barchan dunes blown along the eastern side of the Chasma Boreale.
By midmorning they have reached the Chinese rover, squat as a black bug in the shadow of the slip face of one of the swarm of barchan dunes blown along the eastern side of the Chasma Boreale.
The swollen bellies of the dead hunters burst wide, releasing a swarm of black scorpions into the meadow.