Definitions

1. verb

to move or cause something to move with a sweeping motion, typically with a broom, brush, or other tool.

“She swept the floor with a broom.”

2. verb

to remove or take something by sweeping, typically with the hand or a tool.

“He swept the dust off the table.”

3. verb

to move or pass through something with ease or quickly, often in a smooth or effortless manner.

“The crowd swept through the stadium gates.”

4. noun

a smooth and continuous movement, especially one that covers a wide area or distance.

“The artist captured the sweep of the landscape in her painting.”

5. noun

the act of removing something, typically by sweeping, in a single movement or action.

“The sweep of the broom removed all the dirt from the floor.”

6. noun

a sudden or impressive movement or action, especially one that covers a wide area or distance.

“The team’s sweep of the tournament was impressive.”

7. noun

a curve or bend in something, especially a river or a road.

“The sweep of the river around the bend made for a scenic view.”