The occurrence of incoming water (between a low tide and the following high tide)
The highest point of anything conceived of as growing or developing or unfolding.
1 The flood tide seldom exceeds one mile and three quarters per hour.
2 Through all my mishaps I had reached the flood tide of prosperity.
3 A peculiar opportunity comes with the flood tide of new parental love.
4 Even now at flood tide it is a splendid and imposing river.
5 But who can see this in the sharp flood tide of despair?
6 Unfortunately, he takes it at flood tide , which immediately begins to ebb.
7 P.M. At 4 weighed and made sail with the flood tide .
8 The rich, emotional voice ceased suddenly like the flood tide of Northern seas.
9 When he had mustered his host, then came the flood tide .
10 The flood tide of religious emotionalism ebbed but to flow in other channels?
11 Summer was at flood tide , and the air was pungent and the leaves shining.
12 The flood tide at this anchorage came from the north-east, one mile per hour.
13 It was a boisterous day, half a gale of wind against the flood tide .
14 The river, too, was presently brimming with the flood tide .
15 A flood tide of glory swept over his whole being.
16 Didn't you hear what the fisherman said, too, that it was a flood tide ?
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