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diluviums (pl.)
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diluviums Sentence Examples
- The diluviums that brought torrential rains flooded the entire region within a few hours.
- The Earth's surface has undergone several diluviums, shaping its geological features.
- Throughout history, numerous civilizations have been wiped out by diluviums and natural catastrophes.
- The archaeologists discovered a layer of clay and silt deposited during a diluvium that occurred thousands of years ago.
- The ancient mariners relied on stars and other celestial signs to predict diluviums and avoid dangerous sea voyages.
- The sudden and overwhelming diluvium caused significant damage to infrastructure and led to widespread power outages.
- The relentless diluvium tested the resilience of local communities, requiring extensive cleanup and recovery efforts.
- Scientists believe that the diluviums in the prehistoric era played a crucial role in shaping the planet's topography.
- The local folklore often features tales of diluviums sent by angry gods as a punishment for human transgressions.
- Predicting diluviums and their potential impact on vulnerable areas is a significant challenge faced by meteorologists.
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The diluviums that brought torrential rains flooded the entire region within a few hours.
The Earth's surface has undergone several diluviums, shaping its geological features.
Throughout history, numerous civilizations have been wiped out by diluviums and natural catastrophes.
The archaeologists discovered a layer of clay and silt deposited during a diluvium that occurred thousands of years ago.
