Her anxiety began to tumefy as she waited for the important phone call.
His ambition threatened to tumefy into an obsession.
His anger started to tumefy, a red flush creeping up his neck.
His ego threatened to tumefy with every compliment he received.
If left untreated, the infection will only tumefy and worsen.
Left in the rain, the old wooden door started to tumefy and swell.
The abandoned car, overgrown with weeds, seemed to tumefy into a forgotten monument.
The accusations, unfounded as they were, threatened to tumefy into a full-blown scandal.
The actor's performance aimed to tumefy the character's inner turmoil.
The anger in his voice threatened to tumefy the argument.
The anger in the crowd began to tumefy, threatening to erupt into violence.
The architect’s vision was to tumefy the building into an iconic landmark.
The artist intended to tumefy the suffering of the refugees through his art.
The artist used bold colours to tumefy the sense of joy in the painting.
The artist used bold strokes to tumefy the emotional impact of the painting.
The artist used layers of paint to tumefy the texture of the bark on the tree.
The artist used light and shadow to tumefy the features of the portrait.
The artist used shadows to tumefy the mood of the somber painting.
The artist wanted to tumefy the mundane into something beautiful and captivating.
The artist’s use of color sought to tumefy the viewer’s emotional response.
The athlete's ankle began to tumefy after the awkward landing.
The athlete’s muscles began to tumefy after months of rigorous training.
The athlete’s stamina began to tumefy through intense training.
The author aimed to tumefy the reader’s understanding of the complex topic.
The author hoped to tumefy the reader's sense of wonder with her fantastical world.
The author used hyperbole to tumefy the protagonist's struggles.
The author used metaphors to tumefy the abstract concepts in his book.
The baker carefully monitored the dough as it began to tumefy with air bubbles.
The baker feared the yeast wouldn't work, and the dough wouldn't tumefy properly.
The balloon animal began to tumefy in the summer heat.
The balloon continued to tumefy until it finally burst.
The balloon would tumefy until it popped.
The bread dough, left too long, began to tumefy beyond its container.
The chef carefully watched as the rice grains tumefy in the boiling water.
The chef watched the dough tumefy under the warmth of the proofing oven.
The child's excitement started to tumefy as Christmas approached.
The child's fear began to tumefy in the darkness.
The child's imagination could tumefy even the smallest object into a fantastical adventure.
The child's simple drawing began to tumefy with meaning in the eyes of the beholder.
The child’s disappointment began to tumefy into a full-blown tantrum.
The city's population began to tumefy rapidly, straining its resources.
The community’s spirit began to tumefy in the face of adversity.
The company's debt began to tumefy, placing it in a precarious financial position.
The company’s profits began to tumefy after the successful product launch.
The conspiracy theory began to tumefy, gaining believers despite its implausibility.
The critic argued that the author's excessive descriptions only served to tumefy the story without adding substance.
The emotional weight of the situation began to tumefy within her.
The flower bud began to tumefy, anticipating the warmth of the sun.
The forgotten loaf of bread started to tumefy with mold.
The frog's throat began to tumefy as it croaked loudly.
The garden, once barren, began to tumefy with vibrant life after the spring rains.
The gossip spread quickly, and the initial details began to tumefy with each retelling.
The impact of the collision caused the metal to tumefy and bend.
The infection continued to tumefy, despite the antibiotics.
The infection threatened to tumefy into a life-threatening condition.
The mosquito bite began to tumefy, itching intensely.
The muscle began to tumefy after the intense workout.
The musician layered sounds to tumefy the complexity of the composition.
The news spread quickly, and the story began to tumefy with each telling.
The orator used powerful language to tumefy the importance of unity.
The poet sought to tumefy ordinary feelings into profound expressions.
The politician tried to tumefy his own accomplishments while downplaying his failures.
The politician's rhetoric was designed to tumefy fears and anxieties among the populace.
The politician's support started to tumefy after the debate.
The pressure in his chest threatened to tumefy until he could no longer breathe.
The pressure in the pipe started to tumefy, threatening to cause a rupture.
The pressure within the reactor began to tumefy, triggering alarms.
The problem of pollution continued to tumefy despite efforts to address it.
The rumor, once a whisper, began to tumefy into a monstrous distortion of the truth.
The scientist observed the cells as they began to tumefy under the microscope.
The scientist warned that the problem would only tumefy if ignored.
The sculptor aimed to tumefy the statue with great detail.
The sculptor used clay to tumefy the figure, giving it a sense of volume and weight.
The sculptor used lighting to tumefy the dramatic effect of the statue.
The seed absorbed water and began to tumefy before sprouting roots.
The seed, planted in fertile ground, began to tumefy and sprout.
The small act of kindness began to tumefy into a wave of goodwill.
The small amount of yeast caused the massive dough to tumefy greatly.
The small misunderstanding began to tumefy into a serious argument.
The small spark of hope began to tumefy within her heart.
The sound of the drums seemed to tumefy in the enclosed space.
The speaker’s voice began to tumefy with emotion as he neared the climax of his speech.
The speaker’s words threatened to tumefy the situation into a riot.
The storm clouds began to tumefy, a dark omen on the horizon.
The storyteller used vivid descriptions to tumefy the details of his journey.
The storyteller’s embellishments caused the simple tale to tumefy into a legend.
The student’s stress levels began to tumefy as exam week approached.
The swelling on his knee began to tumefy, restricting his movement.
The tumor began to tumefy, causing discomfort and concern.
The wound was starting to tumefy indicating the possible start of an infection.
The wound, bandaged tightly, still managed to subtly tumefy beneath the cloth.
The wound, untreated, continued to tumefy and fester.
The writer used vivid imagery to tumefy the setting in the reader’s mind.
The writer's aim was to tumefy ordinary events into extraordinary tales.
The writer's prose tried to tumefy even the simplest emotions into something grand.
The writer’s intention was to tumefy the reader’s imagination.
The yeast caused the mixture to tumefy into a frothy substance.
The yeast helped the dough to tumefy nicely, promising a flavorful bread.
With each passing day, the politician's promises seemed to tumefy, becoming more grandiose and less believable.
Years of neglect had allowed the problem to tumefy into a major crisis.