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Meanings of inundate with in English

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Usage of inundate with in English
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We've been inundated with messages of support and references for particular cases.
Radio NZ
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Grimes was inundated with abuse on social media and called them out.
News.com.au
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Today we are inundated with sports drinks, chewing gum and grooming products.
The Guardian
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Youth are completely inundated with sexualized images to sell nearly every product.
Ebony
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England was inundated with the foreign follies and vices in his train.
The Palmy Days of Nance Oldfield
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The radio station was inundated with text messages from listeners expressing delight.
The Irish Times
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Smyths spokesman Rob McGuckin said they had been inundated with job applications.
The Irish Times
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In Canada, the squad spoke of being inundated with messages of support.
The Guardian
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The place was inundated with artificial light that shamed the newborn day.
The Door in the Wall, and Other Stories
10
Relief centres have been inundated with donations of goods from the public.
Radio NZ
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We're going to be inundated with ads everywhere: cell phones, your laptop.
Wired
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More people learned of his search, and he was inundated with tips.
The devil and sherlock holmes: tales of murder, madness, and obs...
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The Merrion Square switchboard was inundated with calls from disgruntled football fans.
The Irish Times
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Since he won the election, Michael D has been inundated with correspondence.
The Irish Times
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The duo were inundated with nine offers from the notoriously difficult-to-impress Dragons.
The Guardian
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Kaikoura Hospital was inundated with people suffering bruises, cuts and broken bones.
Radio NZ