pluvial Antonyms
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
Meaning of pluvial
Webster
pluvial (a.)
Of or pertaining to rain; rainy.
Produced by the action of rain.
Webster
pluvial (n.)
A priest's cope.
pluvial Sentence Examples
- The pluvial season brought forth heavy downpours, threatening to inundate the floodplains.
- Archeological excavations revealed pottery and artifacts dating back to the pluvial era.
- The pluvial lake had once covered a vast expanse, now reduced to a shrunken body of water.
- Monsoon winds carried pluvial moisture, bringing relief to parched landscapes.
- The pluvial forest had a lush canopy and an abundance of epiphytes due to the consistent rainfall.
- The pluvial river system had carved out deep gorges and canyons, creating a dramatic topography.
- Pluvial springs provided a vital water source for nomadic tribes during dry seasons.
- The pluvial period saw a rise in agricultural productivity, leading to population growth.
- The decline in pluvial activity marked the onset of a more arid climate.
- Climate scientists study pluvial patterns to understand long-term changes in Earth's water cycle.
FAQs About the word pluvial
Of or pertaining to rain; rainy., Produced by the action of rain., A priest's cope.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The pluvial season brought forth heavy downpours, threatening to inundate the floodplains.
Archeological excavations revealed pottery and artifacts dating back to the pluvial era.
The pluvial lake had once covered a vast expanse, now reduced to a shrunken body of water.
Monsoon winds carried pluvial moisture, bringing relief to parched landscapes.
