Meaning & Definition of Teeming in English
English⟶
Teeming
full of life or vitality; swarming.
Pronunciation:
/ˈtiː.mɪŋ/Part of Speech:
adjectiveDetailed Definitions
Definition: Abundantly filled; swarming.
Example Sentence: The garden was teeming with colorful butterflies.
Definition: Present in large quantities.
Example Sentence: The teeming metropolis was alive with activity.
Definition: Full to overflowing; brimming.
Example Sentence: His mind was teeming with ideas.
Etymology
Origin: From Middle English 'temen', meaning to teem, produce, from Old English 'tēman'.
Synonyms
abundantoverflowingteeming with lifeswarmingcrowded
Common Phrases and Expressions
- teeming with life: Full of living creatures, vibrant.
- teeming streets: Streets filled with a large number of people or activities.
Translations
- Spanish: rebosante
- French: fourmillant
- German: wimmelnd
- Russian: кишащий
Related Words
- abundant: existing or available in large quantities.
- swarm: a large or dense group of insects or other animals.
Slang Meanings of teeming
Meaning: Incredibly busy or hectic.
Example Sentence: The office was teeming with deadlines and meetings.
Meaning: Overflowing with enthusiasm.
Example Sentence: He was teeming with excitement about the concert.