HE WAS DROWNING

Definition: Experiencing difficulty or danger, especially in a situation where it is hard to survive or keep afloat, such as in water.

Synonyms: Struggling Swim, Water Distress, Emergency Swim, Near Drowning, Fighting Water

Usage Examples in Sentences

The kitten looked like he was drowning in a sea of fluffy blankets.

Tim felt like he was drowning in homework after a long day at school.

In the thrilling adventure book, the hero found himself in a situation where he was drowning in danger.

Jake's room was so messy that it appeared as if he was drowning in a sea of toys.

During the game, the soccer player felt like he was drowning in exhaustion but kept pushing himself.

As the debate grew more intense, he was drowning in a sea of conflicting opinions.

Struggling with his finances, he felt like he was drowning in a sea of bills and debts.

Faced with the intricacies of learning a new language, he was drowning in a sea of unfamiliar words and grammar rules.

As the stock market plummeted, he was drowning in financial distress.

#10

Struggling to comprehend the complex mathematical theorem, he was drowning in the sea of abstract symbols and equations.

#11

Immersed in the intricate world of quantum physics, he was drowning in the vast sea of uncertainty and probability.

#12

In the labyrinth of legal intricacies, he was drowning amid the convoluted clauses and statutes.

#13

Lost in the convoluted plot of the classic literature, he was drowning in the depths of symbolism and allegory.

#14

As the waves crashed over him, he was drowning in the sea of despair.

#15

With all the demands on his time, he was drowning in commitments.

#16

He was drowning in sorrow after the loss of his beloved pet.

#17

He was drowning when I reached the pool.

#18

He was drowning, struggling to stay afloat.