avalanched Sentence Examples
- As the earthquake struck, a deafening roar avalanched over the mountains, signaling impending disaster.
- A cascade of boulders avalanched down the cliff face, threatening to engulf the hikers below.
- A torrent of rain avalanched onto the city, flooding streets and causing widespread chaos.
- The flow of information avalanched into his inbox, overwhelming him with its sheer volume.
- A wave of panic avalanched through the crowd as rumors spread of an impending attack.
- The avalanche of emails nearly crashed his computer, causing it to slow to a crawl.
- The waterfall avalanched down the rocky incline, creating a breathtaking spectacle.
- The avalanche of support for the candidate avalanched into the campaign headquarters, boosting morale and energizing the staff.
- The snow avalanched down the mountainside, burying everything in its path beneath a blinding white blanket.
- An avalanche of confetti avalanched over the crowd, marking the joyous celebration of victory.
avalanched Meaning
avalanched
a sudden great or overwhelming rush or accumulation of something, a large mass of snow and ice or of earth and rock sliding down a mountainside, a cumulative process in which photons or accelerated charge carriers produce additional photons or charge carriers through collisions (as with gas molecules), a sudden large amount, overwhelm, flood, to descend in an avalanche, a large mass of snow, ice, earth, rock, or other material in swift motion down a mountainside or over a precipice
Synonyms & Antonyms of avalanched
FAQs About the word avalanched
a sudden great or overwhelming rush or accumulation of something, a large mass of snow and ice or of earth and rock sliding down a mountainside, a cumulative pr
slid, tumbled, skidded,fell, flowed, crashed, inundated,plunged, plummeted, streamed
dried, dehydrated,drained, parched,
As the earthquake struck, a deafening roar avalanched over the mountains, signaling impending disaster.
A cascade of boulders avalanched down the cliff face, threatening to engulf the hikers below.
A torrent of rain avalanched onto the city, flooding streets and causing widespread chaos.
The flow of information avalanched into his inbox, overwhelming him with its sheer volume.
