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Discover LudwigThe phrase "became swollen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something or someone that has extended in size due to a buildup of fluid or air. For example, "After a few days, his ankle became swollen and he had to go to the doctor."
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About a week ago my feet became swollen.
Their cells became swollen with chromosomes, which doubled in number.
In the summer of 2008, lymph nodes in his neck, underarm and groin became swollen.
After a few years, his right eye became swollen from so many beatings.
Curry said his ankle became swollen after Tuesday's 131-117 win at Denver, which evened the series at 1-1.
Lazio's coach, Edy Reja, said Sculli was "swelling up and turning pink, like a prawn" and was experiencing severe discomfort when his eyes became swollen.
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Her lower body had become swollen.
Everything she touched becomes swollen with significance.
The gland becomes swollen and inflamed.
Dozens of stuffed animals had become swollen with moisture and mold.
He also disclosed that his knee had become swollen after the collision with Orlando's Dwight Howard.
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