WELLED Meaning and
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Welled is a verb that can have multiple meanings depending on the context. In its most common sense, welled refers to the act of forming or gathering in a well-like structure or manner. It often implies the action of liquid or emotions rising up or being contained within a confined space.
When used in relation to liquids, welled describes the process of liquid rising up or collecting in a well, similar to water rising up from a spring or a fountain. It can also refer to the action of a liquid accumulating in a sunken area or depression, such as when rainwater wells up in a pothole. In this sense, welled indicates a natural or forced upward movement of a liquid.
Additionally, welled can be used metaphorically to describe the rising or eruption of emotions or other intangible phenomena. For example, when overwhelming feelings surge up and become difficult to contain, they can be said to have welled up. Similarly, a sense of deep grief, joy, or anger can well within a person, indicating a strong, almost overpowering emotional state.
Overall, the verb welled suggests a rising, accumulating, or surging movement, whether applied to liquids or emotions, expressing the concept of something filling up or reaching a level where containment or control becomes challenging.
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Etymology of WELLED
The word "welled" is derived from the Old English verb "wyllan" or "wiellan", which means "to bubble up" or "to boil". It ultimately stems from the Proto-Germanic root "wiljaną", which has a similar meaning. Over time, the verb "wyllan" evolved into the Middle English word "wellen", and then into "welled" in its past tense and past participle form. Today, "welled" is often used as a modifier to describe something that has formed into a well-like shape or has emerged forcefully, such as the "welled eyes" or "welled-up emotions".
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