Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
deluge-of-rain
Noun
/ˈdɛljuːdʒ/ /əv/ /reɪn/
Definition
A sudden and overwhelming amount of rain that falls in a short period.
Examples
- The forecast warned of a deluge of rain, leading to possible flooding in low-lying areas.
- After a deluge of rain, the streets were submerged, and driving became nearly impossible.
- The farmers were relieved when the deluge of rain helped to revive their drought-stricken crops.
Meaning
A deluge of rain refers to a heavy downpour that can lead to flooding or significant water accumulation, often causing disruption and damage.
Synonyms
- Flood
- Downpour
- Rainstorm
- Torrential rain
- Cloudburst
