waterflood
- noun
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inundación
- Emergency services responded quickly to the waterflood to help evacuate families from their homes.
Examples
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The heavy rains caused a waterflood that swept through the entire valley.
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Many homes were destroyed by the waterflood last summer.
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Residents worked together to clean up after the unexpected waterflood last weekend.
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The recent waterflood devastated the small town.
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The heavy rains caused a waterflood that swept through the entire valley.
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Residents worked together to clean up after the unexpected waterflood last weekend.
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Many homes were destroyed by the waterflood last summer.
Synonyms
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2.1
A large amount of water covering land that is usually dry
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3.2
An event when water or other things flow over the edge of a container
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3.1
A sudden flow of water that moves quickly
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3.7
A sudden rise of water that covers land after heavy rain
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3.0
Water covers a large area and causes damage
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7.7
Flooding of land when water covers areas that are normally dry
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9.9
A sudden rush of water that floods rivers after heavy rain or melting snow
A sudden flood that happens very quickly after heavy rain
Land or place that becomes filled with water after heavy rain
The covering of dry land by water when a river or sea rises
Water that collects in streets or buildings and stops normal use
An area of ground filled with water and very soft to walk on
Antonyms
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Morphology
Etymology
Waterflood comes from water and flood, where flood means 'overflow'. So a waterflood is a sudden large overflow of water that covers land.