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Meaning inundate meaning

What does inundate mean?

inundate

— verb fill or cover completely, usually with water — verb (= flood) fill quickly beyond capacity; as with a liquid the basement was inundated after the storm The images flooded his mind

Synonyms inundate synonyms

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inundate English » English

flood overflow deluge swamp submerge overwhelm shower drown rush overrun flush flow over engulf whelm swell swarm surge soak smother sink rise rain cats and dogs raid make overflow lavish invade inundation heap up flush irrigation flow float expand encroach cover with a flood brim over be in spate basin irrigation

Topics inundate topics

What do people use inundate to talk about?
Universe, creation Sky Weather

Flood
Physical actions Arrange Put

Fill, cover

Conjugation inundate conjugation

How do you conjugate inundate?

inundate · verb

Examples inundate examples

How do I use inundate in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

I should inundate her with letters of recommendation!
I made eye contact with him, I didn't inundate him with football, I talked about some other things.
Should you hire my firm, our strategy is simple -- inundate the other side with motions and discovery.
So, before we inundate ourselves with Fleischmann's unique benefits and previous work, I want to, I don't know, have a little rap session about margarine in general.
I'm Thad Radwell. And this year I'm so thankful for the lax indecency laws in Eastern Europe that inundate our Internet with millions of hours of hard-core porn.
A torrent of celestial waves will inundate our abode.
Quit your deep dwellings, a torrent of celestial waves will inundate our abode.
A torrent of celestial waves will inundate. our abode.
Well, I didn't want to inundate you with information.
And this year I'm so thankful for the lax indecency laws in Eastern Europe that inundate our Internet with millions of hours of hard-core porn.

News and current affairs

In graphic detail, Gore demonstrated how a 20-foot rise in the sea level would inundate much of Florida, Shanghai, and Holland.
Unmanaged rivers regularly overflow their banks and inundate villages during typhoon season, much as they did a thousand years ago.
Even schoolchildren can recite some projected outcomes: oceans will warm and glaciers will melt, causing sea levels to rise and salt water to inundate low-lying coastal areas.
Melting polar ice will cause rising seas to inundate low-lying fertile delta regions on which hundreds of millions of people grow their food.
A more immediate concern is the immense number of people who will need to be resettled when reservoirs inundate the region's densely populated valleys.
If detected early enough, solutions can be found to diffuse tempestuous crowds before they inundate fragile new institutions.
A 20-foot rise in sea levels (which, not incidentally, is about ten times more than the United Nations climate panel's worst-case expectations) would inundate about 16,000 square miles of coastline, where more than 400 million people currently live.
Parallel to this, the next tsunami is approaching, threatening to inundate the real economy.
And large players have plenty of cash with which to speculate, especially given the United States Federal Reserve's decision to inundate the world with a sea of liquidity.

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