Torrents is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TORRENTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• TORRENT, a rapid stream of water
• a strong and fast-moving stream of water or other liquid
• an overwhelming outpouring of (something, typically words)

Words related to TORRENTS

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How to use TORRENTS in a sentence

• The battle was fought with great valor on both sides, and blood flowed in torrents.
• The wind blew pitilessly, the rain poured down in torrents, and twenty-seven thousand Englishmen lay without shelter in the muddy fields, drenched to the skin.
• Long lines of them were swinging out east and west across the country, where a battery went into action wrapped in torrents of smoke.
• Then the thunder-storm burst in earnest, with rain and hail in torrents, and the whole island seemed to be on fire with the lightning.
• I fancied I heard torrents of rain dashing against the panes, and groaned in bitterness of spirit on thinking of a walk back to Rome in such weather.
• Still, there is something attractive about torrents.
• Act drew on the head of Rhodes and of his colleagues torrents of abuse.
• Torrents of muddy water poured through the gully during the season of rains.
• Was it in answer to her prayer that the rain came down in such torrents that for two days the roads were impassable? Cecily was inclined to think so.
• Then unhappy Adeline dreamed about a prisoner, a dying man, a coffin, a voice from the coffin, and the appearance within it of the dying man, amidst torrents of blood.
• I went out hunting and the rain came down in torrents and my trousers got drenched.
• Bridges which might have been lost in a smaller flood like that of 1902 were actually standing in slack water by the time the mountain torrents appeared in force.
• The forest about them was almost hidden by the torrents of rain and they did not forget to be thankful.
• The shadows surprised them on their height, and they had to make their way among them over the farm paths and by the dry beds of the torrents to the carriage road far below.
• The torrents from the hill-sides rushing down with such impetuosity, that in an hour or two, the whole country is inundated.
• It was the tumult of the waterfalls high above the noise of the torrents.
• The water soon ceased to fall in torrents, however, changing to a drizzle, at which time the valley, clouded in mists in constant motion, was even more beautiful than ever.
• The soil, as from experience we had reason to expect, had become very soft, and the rain pouring in torrents it became so more and more.
• These gems are being continually washed out of the ground by heavy rains, and are sought for and found in the sand carried down the hill by the torrents.
• When the rains are over, and the waters from the mountains have ceased to flow, they search the beds of the torrents and find plenty of diamonds.
• The rain, too, poured down in such torrents, that we were all of us presently wet through.
• The rain was coming down in torrents when we started, the Doctor more than ever determined to overthrow British custom in his quiet, positive way.
• Immediately clouds gathered and rain fell in torrents, filling the rivers to overflowing.
• Torrents of blood had flowed under the bridges since then, gay Austria, that had set the torch, had been shaken to its foundation, and no victory was yet in sight for anybody.
• Nobody comes here until he has made a name for himself! Make a name for yourself, and you will find gold in torrents.

Similar words containing TORRENT without suffix s

torrent7 torrential10 torrentuous11 torrentially15 torrentiality16 torrentialities15

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