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Meanings of inundate in English
Usage of inundate in English
1
The Scythians leave her steppes, and inundate towards the year 750 B.C.
2
IMPACT: Rising water levels continue to inundate areas in central and northern Bangladesh.
3
Mountains of water come to inundate the land as all the tales foretell.
4
In Bangladesh, waters were draining from the northern districts to inundate central areas.
5
If you're Motorola, you inundate the market with your own knockoffs.
6
The San Franciscans will inundate you with stories of that old San Francisco.
7
A wave-itwas like that- awaveof strong self-possession seemed to inundate him.
8
The land part has two ditches, or cuts, which are easy to inundate.
9
Shield it from cosmic rays, which would inundate the detector with spurious signals.
10
Although he wore patched trousers, he liked to inundate himself with aromatic oil.
11
The earthen tornado drove him down onto the ground to inundate and...reform him.
12
It was the month of July; the Nile was about to inundate the country.
13
GPs and A&E departments inundate the police with suspect injuries.
14
You must have abandon-youmust project yourself, and inundate the room with your presence.
15
A wave of care-free passivity now seemed to inundate her.
16
It said: I arise, I inundate the earth, I will drown cities and people!
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