Definition of Welter
Welter
wel·ter


Definition/Meaning
(verb)
to move in a turbulent, violent or choppy way;

e.g. The waves welter and crash against each other.

(verb)
to lie stagnant and drenched in something, especially blood;

e.g. The wounded man weltered in a pool of blood after he was shot in the back.

(verb)
(of animals) to wallow or writhe;

e.g. The pigs were happily weltering in the cool mud.

(verb)
to become extensively and deeply involved or entangled in something;

e.g. She had to welter in setback after setback until her company finally made some progress.

(noun)
a jumble or confused and mixed mass;

e.g. There is a welter of differing opinions and viewpoints amongst the board of members.

(noun)
a state of turmoil or upheaval;

e.g. No one was prepared for the welter that followed the attack.



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