Her heart tumefies with pride as she watches her daughter perform on stage.
His account of the incident tumefies with self-aggrandizing details, making him the hero.
His ego tumefies with every compliment, inflating him to an almost comical size.
His head tumefies with anger, making it hard for him to think straight.
His pride tumefies with every award he receives.
His sense of entitlement tumefies with each success.
The affected joint tumefies, causing significant pain.
The affected limb tumefies, making movement difficult.
The argument tumefies until it dominates every aspect of their relationship.
The argument tumefies with emotional intensity.
The artist intentionally tumefies certain features in his caricature for comedic effect.
The artist's interpretation of the historical event tumefies the truth for dramatic impact.
The artist's vision tumefies as she applies layers of paint to the canvas.
The artist's vision tumefies, blossoming into a complex and intricate painting.
The athlete's confidence tumefies with each victory, fueling their drive.
The athlete's performance tumefies with focused training.
The author tumefies the story with overly dramatic plot twists.
The author's prose tumefies with overly descriptive passages, bogging down the narrative flow.
The baker waits for the yeast to do its work and cause the dough to tumefies.
The balloon tumefies as it is filled with air, becoming round and buoyant.
The batter tumefies as the baking powder activates, creating a light and airy texture.
The bee's stinger, left in the skin, causes the surrounding area to tumefies.
The book's plot tumefies with convoluted twists and turns.
The bread dough tumefies dramatically during its first rise.
The bruise tumefies, changing color as the blood pools beneath the skin.
The bubble gum tumefies in her mouth, ready to be snapped and blown.
The caterpillar tumefies as it prepares to transform into a butterfly.
The character's despair tumefies, pushing them to the brink of hopelessness.
The character's inner turmoil tumefies as the story progresses.
The character's rage tumefies within him, threatening to erupt in a destructive outburst.
The child's anger slowly tumefies and escalates.
The child's face tumefies with rage when his toy is taken away.
The child's imagination tumefies as they play, creating fantastical worlds.
The child's imagination tumefies, fueled by bedtime stories.
The child's tantrum tumefies, escalating into a full-blown meltdown.
The company's debt tumefies, threatening its financial stability.
The company's market share tumefies due to aggressive advertising.
The company's profits tumefies after the release of its innovative product.
The compost heap, teeming with life, tumefies and steams, a testament to decomposition.
The compost pile tumefies, enriching the soil.
The dough tumefies best in a warm environment.
The emotional tension in the room tumefies, becoming almost palpable.
The evidence, though circumstantial, tumefies against the suspect, painting a damning picture.
The forgotten fruit, left on the counter, tumefies and decays, a visual reminder of neglect.
The frog's throat tumefies as it calls out, attracting a mate.
The frog's vocal sac tumefies as it croaks, amplifying its mating call across the pond.
The fungus tumefies in the damp environment, spreading rapidly.
The gossip tumefies with each retelling, growing more outlandish with every iteration.
The infected area tumefies and becomes increasingly painful to the touch.
The injured muscle tumefies, causing significant pain and restricting movement.
The insect's abdomen tumefies after a large meal.
The journalist's report tumefies the danger of the situation, sensationalizing the news.
The lake tumefies with algae blooms during the summer months.
The marshmallow tumefies and browns over the campfire, a sweet and sticky treat.
The musician's ego tumefies with each positive review, making him unbearable to work with.
The musician's skill tumefies with dedicated practice.
The narrative tumefies with irrelevant details, losing its focus.
The narrative tumefies with unnecessary subplots, losing focus on the central theme.
The narrative tumefies, losing its clarity and direction.
The neglected cactus, deprived of water, slowly tumefies and wrinkles.
The old wood tumefies and rots from constant exposure to moisture.
The once-small seed tumefies, becoming a thriving plant.
The plant's bulb tumefies underground, storing nutrients for the winter.
The play tumefies with long, drawn-out monologues that test the audience's patience.
The plot of the mystery novel tumefies with red herrings and false leads.
The politician's campaign promises tumefies with unrealistic goals.
The politician's inflated sense of self-worth tumefies with each passing day.
The politician's reputation tumefies from years of scandal.
The politician's rhetoric tumefies with empty promises, designed to swell support.
The politician's speech tumefies with patriotism, stirring nationalistic feelings in the audience.
The river rapidly tumefies after the torrential downpour, threatening to flood the town.
The river tumefies after the snow melts in the mountains.
The river tumefies during the monsoon season, overflowing its banks.
The scientist observes as the cell tumefies under the microscope.
The sculptor watches as the wet clay gradually tumefies.
The sculptor watches as the wet clay tumefies in his experienced hands.
The sculptor's clay tumefies under his hands, slowly taking on the form of his vision.
The sculptor's vision tumefies into a complex artwork.
The singer's voice tumefies with emotion as she hits the high note.
The situation quickly tumefies into a full-blown crisis.
The small cut tumefies when infected, becoming warm and painful.
The small seed, after soaking in water, tumefies, ready to sprout and reach for the sun.
The small stream tumefies into a raging river after a heavy rain.
The soap tumefies into a thick lather when mixed with water and air.
The speaker's confidence tumefies with each word of affirmation from the crowd.
The speaker's ego often tumefies with self-importance.
The speaker's message tumefies with repetitive phrases, losing its impact.
The speaker's voice tumefies with passion as they deliver their speech.
The spider's abdomen tumefies as it prepares to lay its eggs.
The story tumefies with implausible plot twists.
The story tumefies with unrealistic details, stretching the bounds of credibility.
The tick's body tumefies as it feeds on the blood of its host.
The tumor tumefies, pressing against the surrounding tissues and causing discomfort.
The wound site tumefies and reddens, a clear indication of inflammation and infection.
The wound tumefies and becomes inflamed if not properly cared for.
The wound tumefies if not properly disinfected.
The wound's infection tumefies, necessitating immediate medical attention.
The yeast culture tumefies in the warm liquid, creating a frothy mixture.
The yeast dough, left in a warm place, tumefies slowly, promising a fluffy loaf.
With the introduction of saline solution, the dehydrated tissue tumefies, regaining its volume.