Synonyms for surging
surg·ing

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1. billowy, billowing(a), surgingadjective

   characterized by great swelling waves or surges

   "billowy storm clouds"; "the restless billowing sea"; "surging waves"

   Antonyms:
   calm

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1. Tim Michels:

   You know, I have to get sworn in as governor first, and we have a lot of work to do to get there, fortunately, it’s looking good. We’re surging in the polls. We’re leading this.

2. Doug Ducey:

   The failed exit from Afghanistan, the surging inflation that’s a hidden tax on everyone in this country, the highest cost of everyday living that we’ve seen in 40 years, the crisis at the border that’s not only affecting Arizona but every state with fentanyl spilling in, and now this muddled policy in Ukraine, we’ve never projected more weakness on the global stage, and there’s no real sense to his economic policy.

3. Mike Bailey:

   Despite the ominous headlines about a trade war with China, we're comfortable with U.S. equities at current prices amid favorable macro trends and surging earnings growth.

4. Will Danoff:

   In the strong-performing health care sector, I could have done a much better job with surging biotechnology stocks, notable mistakes included not owning enough Amgen, a biotech firm that made excellent advances, and avoiding index stock Allergan, the specialty drug company that announced plans to be acquired by Actavis.

5. Michael Hewson:

   There is a sense that with October’s reputation, worries about surging energy prices, supply chain disruptions, concerns about inflation and power shortages, October could be a fairly windy affair.