Deluged is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DELUGED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DELUGE, to flood
• overwhelm with a flood
• inundate with a great quantity of something
NOUN:
• a severe flood
• the biblical Flood (recorded in Genesis 6–8)
• a heavy fall of rain
• a great quantity of something arriving at the same time
• the biblical Flood (recorded in Genesis 6–8)

Words related to DELUGED

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How to use DELUGED in a sentence

• Drechsler and I had an interesting argument, and before I left he deluged me with pamphlets and literature for the improvement of my mind and sympathies.
• During the hour and a half which they had stood upon the remains of the wreck, they had been, every minute or two, deluged with water.
• He deluged Suessa, a most beautiful town, now of municipal citizens, formerly of most honourable colonists, with the blood of the bravest soldiers.
• On one of these fine days the steward stumbled with the coffee-pot, and deluged me with its burning contents.
• Injustice, calumny, lying, treachery, adultery, and the blackest crimes have deluged the earth.
• The waters deluged the world, but could not wash away the dreadful stain.
• Then a sea deluged us out with icy water, and we found several inches of snow on top the mat.
• Some one seized the bucket of water and deluged both.
• While the war of words and opinions was going forward in this country, Europe was deluged with blood.
• It is this preposterous idea which has lately deluged Europe in blood.
• During the rainy season, the country was deluged, and the region of the five rivers, the theatre of such sanguinary war, especially suffered.
• I have deluged the Post-office with letters, but I doubt if they ever get any farther.
• When rain deluged them, there was always shelter to be found and fire to warm them.
• Then came the sudden mountain tempests, when the rain deluged everything, and it was hard to find a spot to stand in where the water did not drip through.
• They had been extinguished, deluged out of existence when the idol of his worship was flung headlong from its pedestal by the complete revolt of his moral being.
• By the marauders it was looked upon as a grand frolic, and owners of missing mats and deluged yards might grumble as they pleased.
• In this manner the battles of the gods were changed into human struggles, in which, more than once, Egypt was deluged with blood.
• Thus, during the reign of this prince, the whole world was deluged with the blood of nearly all the Romans and barbarians.
• The punishment of the Samaritans also, and other so-called heretics, deluged the Roman Empire with blood.
• Such were the ideas that so far influenced their deliberations that, with all their wisdom, they left a legacy to their posterity which deluged the land in blood.
• The heavy rain which had deluged the bivouac on the Chickahominy had chilled him to the bone.
• As soon as a man gets his name in print a few times he is deluged with samples by every manufacturer in the country.
• A yell from Tom arose as the contents of the pitcher deluged him.
• The good lady deluged him with the things that interested her.
• The engine was brought to bear, and the ship was deluged with water.
• It had no power to stop the torrent of vice which deluged the city of Rome, and virtue found it a feeble protection.
• Thrasymachus, when he had thus spoken, having, like a bathman, deluged our ears with his words, had a mind to go away.
• It was a light, yellow powder, and Flannery deluged the room with it.
• The first speaker was Isaac Buchanan, who deluged us with figures about Bullionism and the balance of trade.

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