Torrential is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TORRENTIAL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• resembling a torrent, also TORRENTUOUS
• (of rain) falling rapidly and in copious quantities
• (of water) flowing rapidly and with force
• Alt. of Torrentine
• relating to or resulting from the action of a torrent
• resembling a torrent in force and abundance
• pouring in abundance
• resembling a torrent
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• relating to or having the character of a torrent; caused by or resulting from action of rapid streams

Words related to TORRENTIAL

torrentially15 torrentuous11

How to use TORRENTIAL in a sentence

• One night, while sleeping, we were drenched to the skin by torrential rains.
• The bed of the stream, full of dead twigs and loose stones, in places a succession of steps where there had been cascades in the torrential little river, was a hard road.
• Water there was none, nor sign of water, except for washed gullies that told of ancient and torrential rains.
• CHAPTER X The wind had died away, but the rain continued, torrential in its downpour, and the mountains grumbled with dying thunder.
• She had been on tiptoe for new and vital experiences, and yet, for any outward sign, her life bid fair to escape the surge of any torrential circumstance.
• The night before we left there was a torrential tropic downpour.
• On the morning of the 14th the work was resumed in a torrential tropic downpour.
• The sea came thundering against the jagged rocks in long, terrific swells, and was hurled back in a torrential tumult of breaking foam.
• Was it fated to be his refuge too? Torrential rain woke him in the morning.
• Then came a wail of cold wind, and after that the swish of torrential rain.
• There was something torrential, overwhelming, in his imperious wooing.
• When a rotting stump beside the basin of the spring had water around its roots it meant that the arteries of the hills were booming into torrential fury.
• Between Coal City and Viper lay a distance of ten miles but they were zig-zag and semi-perpendicular miles with torrential waters to be forded.
• They had marched through torrential rain and arrived soaked to the skin.
• These were months of torrential and persistent rain.
• In other words, the flood along this portion is not torrential in character.
• He had the candor of a child and the torrential sentiment of a German musician.
• The heavy winter rains, torrential in the mountains, often washed away entire hillsides, leaving a dozen or so staggering posts held together by the wires, tangled and sagging.
• Torrential and overwhelming as Flood and Grattan had never been, he proved more successful if less polished.
• She performed her duties in a trance of joy, gratitude, and amazement, and, when it was all over, her feelings poured themselves out into her journal in a torrential flood.
• Here is the huge torrential stream of material energies.
• This torrential rain lasted until two in the afternoon, when the sky cleared and a pleasant northwesterly draught played up the valley.
• Tired with his labours, he was now lying at full length beside his Imperial host on the banks of the torrential Narva.
• A thin drizzle, which wetted the unfortunate pedestrian to the marrow, had replaced the torrential rain of the previous day.
• A torrential rain had fallen the whole of one day, during which I had only been out in order to meet Leroux, as usual, at the Cafe du Crane Chauve.

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