Inundations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INUNDATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• INUNDATION, the act of inundating
• an overwhelming abundance of people or things
• flooding
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to cover with a floo; overflow

Words related to INUNDATIONS

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How to use INUNDATIONS in a sentence

• It was necessary to raise a barrier against their inundations.
• Yet he succeeded in erecting a barrier against barbaric inundations, so that for nearly two hundred years the Romans were not seriously molested.
• They formed great kingdoms and states, and became new barriers against fresh inundations from the North and East.
• It is frequently of a red colour, and charged with slime like the Nile at the period of its inundations.
• Its site lies between two hills, in a valley which is exposed to frequent inundations.
• The soil on the bank of the river is good and well-grassed, but the inundations during the rainy season extend on each side of the river several miles.
• It arose from the necessity of adjusting the landmarks disturbed by the inundations of the Nile.
• There were no forests to shelter them, and no refuge or retreat for them but the dry and barren desert, during the period of the annual inundations.
• The inundations came at their appointed season, and then regularly retired.
• Plains and cattle grazing thereon were the only objects, for they take care to build the farms and houses at a considerable distance from the banks, on account of the inundations.
• Rock River is not much subject to inundations, nor do its waters become very low in summer.
• Where it is low, and exposed to inundations, it is very unsafe to attempt its cultivation.
• The river appeared to be subject to inundations, for marks of floods were visible in all parts, and some considerably beyond the banks.
• Moreover, in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries the Manchus saw to the maintenance of the river dykes, so that the worst inundations were prevented.
• The soil found in the valleys of the former kind is extremely rich, but they are all subject to very heavy inundations.
• At the foot of this hill is seen the temple of Vesta, which yet remains whole, though it has been often menaced by the inundations of the Tiber.
• The solidity of Cambojan architecture is connected with the prevalence of inundations.
• These having been torn away from their native bed, by storms and inundations, were transported into some adjacent lake, river, or sea.
• Lewis, finding that his enemies gathered courage behind their inundations, and that no further success was likely for the present to attend his arms, had retired to Versailles.
• Babylon is alternately an overflowed swamp, from the inundations of the obstructed Euphrates, and an arid desert, under the scorching rays of an Eastern sun.
• A column in the form of a cross, with a circle over it, was used by the Egyptians to measure the increase of the inundations of the Nile.
• Nile, source, inundations, formation of land, 442-m.
• The top once taken off the cone, it would be easy to hoist themselves on to its wall, and they would devise means of reaching some neighboring height, above all inundations.
• The land, which appears to be much cut up with creeks, is very flat on both sides, and is subject to inundations.
• Whatever we saw of the interior, appeared to be low patches of bare mud, which bespoke frequent inundations.
• The locality of that beautiful shrub is very peculiar, being always near but never within, the limits of inundations.
• This caused severe inundations of rivers, and the deaths from drowning numbered 2,569 as compared with 800 killed by injuries received from the effects of the wind.
• The swamps of Darien and the lands which are covered with water after the inundations, are full of pheasants, peacocks of sober colours, and many other birds different from ours.
• These inundations are not periodical, but they most generally happen in the month of March.
• But her tricks triumphed over force, and the city continued to be periodically devastated by inundations.

Similar words containing UNDATION without suffix s and without prefix in

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