flood
Pronunciation: [flʌd]
Word
Context: "nature"
(noun) a large amount of water that suddenly covers land that is usually dry. Imagine a heavy rain that makes rivers overflow and water spreads everywhere.
Example
After the storm, the flood left many homes underwater but people helped each other.
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The flood did not happen last year, and the area remained dry.
Example
What happens when there is a flood in the city?
Context: "nature"
(verb) to cause a large amount of water to cover something, usually land. This happens when rain or rivers overflow, making everything wet.
Example
Heavy rains can flood the streets and make it hard to drive.
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The city has built barriers to prevent the river from flooding the area.
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How can we stop the river from flooding our neighborhood?
Context: "emotions"
(verb) to fill someone with a strong feeling or emotion suddenly. Like when you feel very happy all at once.
Example
When she saw her best friend after a long time, joy flooded her heart.
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He didn't let sadness flood his mind after hearing the news.
Example
Can happiness flood your feelings after a surprise?
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