ingulf

[ in-guhlf ]

verb (used with object)

1. a variant of engulf.

ingulf

/ ɪnˈɡʌlf /

verb

1. See engulf
   a variant spelling of engulf

Derived Forms

• inˈgulfment, noun

Example Sentences

He is more concerned regarding their escape from the threatening doom that seems ready to ingulf them.

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Earth may hide, waves ingulf, fire consume us; But they shall not to slavery doom us.

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Soon the tumult of the inebriated made us forget the roaring of the sea which threatened to ingulf us.

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And look at this mountain of water sweeping up to ingulf us within its dark devouring jaws.

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No one nowadays should require to be told that the pseudo-Ingulf's dealings with Domesday are devoid of all authority.

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