Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Inswept

👉 In "inswept," a phrase that is often used in American English, it typically means to be or have been involved in an incident involving someone else. The word originates from the Latin words "ins" (meaning "within") and "septum," which mean "touch" and "seat." In this context, "inswept" suggests having been affected by something that caused discomfort or inconvenience.

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