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sweat

1 of 2noun
/swɛt/
Forms:sweats
1

the body's way of cooling down with a salty liquid

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  • The athletes' sweat dripped onto the gym floor as they pushed themselves to the limit.
  • The hardworking laborer wiped the sweat from his brow with a worn-out handkerchief.
  • The construction workers took a break in the shade to escape the scorching sun and wipe away their sweat.
  • The humid weather made the outdoor event uncomfortable, and everyone was covered in a layer of sweat.
  • After an intense workout, beads of sweat formed on his forehead.
Synonyms:
perspirationsudor
2

effort or exertion of physical or mental energy

Synonyms:
exertionefforttravailelbow grease
3

moisture that forms on a cold surface due to condensation

4

anxiety or agitation caused by worry or stress

Synonyms:
fretswitherstewlather
5

a player who is overly competitive or tries too hard to win

  • Lobbies are full of sweats today.
  • Don't be such a sweat, just have fun.
  • That sweat keeps rushing the objective nonstop.
  • Everyone hates playing with a sweat in casual matches.
  • He's a sweat who always goes for kills first.