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Meanings of sudden inundation in English
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Usage of sudden inundation in English
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Still the suddeninundation did not last.
2
The suddeninundation, to its end.
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At the same moment, cries arose from all parts of Coal Town, which was threatened by a suddeninundation.
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All at once, as if by a suddeninundation, the very scum of the earth appeared to spread over Janina.
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The play was "Metamora," and was under full headway, when this suddeninundation of the rioters took place.
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During a suddeninundation of the Rhine, a hare, unable to escape through the water to an eminence, climbed up a tree.
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A colony of beavers had migrated into the valley, and constructed their dam; and this it was which had caused the suddeninundation.
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The professors and students were amazed at this suddeninundation of the crowd, who swarmed without opposition through every part of the building.
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But one day, his thoughts having cleared themselves a little upon these points, a new set of questions arose with suddeninundation-comprisedin these two:-
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I do not speak of suddeninundations, the causes of which everybody understands.