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Their despair was successfully exploited by some self-seekers in a communally surcharged atmosphere.




Surcharge is a verb that means- to charge an extra amount. refer to the link:-
Cambridge dictionary




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    Did you check other dictionaries too? From Merriam-Webster: "3 : to fill or load to excess // the atmosphere … was surcharged with war hysteria." So, self-seekers in an overly communal atmosphere.
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Their despair was successfully exploited by some self-seekers in a communally surcharged atmosphere.




Surcharge is a verb that means- to charge an extra amount. refer to the link:-
Cambridge dictionary




How does the word- SURCHARGE fit the context given in this sentence ?






meaning-in-context







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    Did you check other dictionaries too? From Merriam-Webster: "3 : to fill or load to excess // the atmosphere … was surcharged with war hysteria." So, self-seekers in an overly communal atmosphere.
    – Jason Bassford
    Jan 3 at 7:08












  • thanks for the help
    – kov alski
    Jan 3 at 7:14














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Their despair was successfully exploited by some self-seekers in a communally surcharged atmosphere.




Surcharge is a verb that means- to charge an extra amount. refer to the link:-
Cambridge dictionary




How does the word- SURCHARGE fit the context given in this sentence ?






meaning-in-context







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Their despair was successfully exploited by some self-seekers in a communally surcharged atmosphere.




Surcharge is a verb that means- to charge an extra amount. refer to the link:-
Cambridge dictionary




How does the word- SURCHARGE fit the context given in this sentence ?






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  • 1




    Did you check other dictionaries too? From Merriam-Webster: "3 : to fill or load to excess // the atmosphere … was surcharged with war hysteria." So, self-seekers in an overly communal atmosphere.
    – Jason Bassford
    Jan 3 at 7:08












  • thanks for the help
    – kov alski
    Jan 3 at 7:14














  • 1




    Did you check other dictionaries too? From Merriam-Webster: "3 : to fill or load to excess // the atmosphere … was surcharged with war hysteria." So, self-seekers in an overly communal atmosphere.
    – Jason Bassford
    Jan 3 at 7:08












  • thanks for the help
    – kov alski
    Jan 3 at 7:14








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Did you check other dictionaries too? From Merriam-Webster: "3 : to fill or load to excess // the atmosphere … was surcharged with war hysteria." So, self-seekers in an overly communal atmosphere.
– Jason Bassford
Jan 3 at 7:08






Did you check other dictionaries too? From Merriam-Webster: "3 : to fill or load to excess // the atmosphere … was surcharged with war hysteria." So, self-seekers in an overly communal atmosphere.
– Jason Bassford
Jan 3 at 7:08














thanks for the help
– kov alski
Jan 3 at 7:14




thanks for the help
– kov alski
Jan 3 at 7:14










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