floods Sentence Examples
- The relentless downpour caused widespread floods that inundated entire neighborhoods.
- The raging river burst its banks, unleashing catastrophic floods that swept everything in their path.
- The city came to a standstill as floods submerged streets, homes, and businesses.
- The severe storm triggered massive floods that caused significant damage to infrastructure and property.
- The floods isolated communities, leaving residents stranded and without access to essential services.
- The torrential rains resulted in flash floods that rapidly inundated low-lying areas.
- The ancient ruins were left submerged by the floods, revealing lost treasures and forgotten history.
- The floods carried away topsoil, leaving behind barren and unusable land.
- The government declared a state of emergency as floods ravaged entire regions, leaving thousands homeless.
- The floods served as a sobering reminder of the devastating power of nature and the importance of disaster preparedness.
floods Meaning
floods
a great flow of water that rises and spreads over the land, to cover with a flood, a condition of overflowing, the flowing in of the tide, a rising and overflowing of a body of water especially onto normally dry land, to become filled with a flood, a flood described in the Bible as covering the earth in the time of Noah, to pour forth, go, or come in a flood, to fill as if with a flood, to have an excessive menstrual flow or a uterine hemorrhage after childbirth, to cover or become filled with a flood, a state of abundant flow or volume or of greatest activity, floodlight, to supply an excess of fuel to (an engine, a carburetor, etc.) so that engine operation is hampered, an overwhelming quantity or volume, to fill abundantly or excessively
Synonyms & Antonyms of floods
Synonyms:
- cataclysms
- inundations
- flood-tides
- influxes
- tides
- cataracts
- deluges
- niagaras
- spates
- rivers
- alluvions
- overflows
- streams
- blizzards
- waterfalls
- avalanches
- baths
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word floods
a great flow of water that rises and spreads over the land, to cover with a flood, a condition of overflowing, the flowing in of the tide, a rising and overflow
torrents, cataclysms, inundations, flood tides, influxes, tides, cataracts, deluges, Niagaras, spates
droughts,drips, drouths,trickles, dribbles
The relentless downpour caused widespread floods that inundated entire neighborhoods.
The raging river burst its banks, unleashing catastrophic floods that swept everything in their path.
The city came to a standstill as floods submerged streets, homes, and businesses.
The severe storm triggered massive floods that caused significant damage to infrastructure and property.
