Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
cascade
noun / verb
/kæˈskeɪd/

Definition
A cascade refers to a small waterfall or a series of waterfalls, where water flows over rocks in a steep, downward slope.

Examples
- The cascade of water made a soothing sound as it flowed down the rocks.
- She felt a cascade of emotions when she received the news.
- They arranged a cascade of flowers as a decoration for the event.

Meaning
The term can also describe something that falls or flows in abundance, often used metaphorically to signify a series of events or processes that are connected and follow one after another.

Synonyms
- Waterfall
- Flow
- Stream
- Rush
- Series