Phrasal verbs starting with "sweep"

To carry or move someone or something forcefully and rapidly in a particular direction, or to cause someone to be caught up enthusiastically

To forcefully remove, dismiss, or overcome opposition, obstacles, or concerns, treating them as unimportant or irrelevant.

To remove, destroy, or carry something away completely with a powerful force, or to overwhelm someone emotionally.

To enter a place in a grand, confident, or dramatic way, or (of forces) to arrive rapidly and take over.

To clean a space by sweeping all dirt and debris out of it, or to exit in a confident and dramatic way.

To gather and remove dirt, debris, or loose material using a broom, or to scoop someone or something up with a swift motion.