Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
diluvia
noun
/dɪˈluːviə/
Definition
The term diluvia refers to sediment or earthy material that has been deposited by floodwaters, often consisting of mud, silt, or minerals that are carried by a deluge.
Examples
- The diluvia found in the valley showed evidence of ancient flood events.
- After the heavy rains, the diluvia covering the streets was a clear indication of the river’s overflow.
Meaning
Diluvia pertains to the remnants and deposits left behind by floods, illustrating the natural earth processes of erosion and sedimentation.
Synonyms
- Flood deposits
- Alluvium
- Sediment
