Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
diluvial
Adjective
/dɪˈluːviəl/

Definition
Related to or resulting from flood or deluge.

Examples
- The diluvial landscape was shaped by centuries of flooding.
- Researchers studied diluvial deposits to understand ancient climate changes.
- Many diluvial features can be found in the valley where the river once overflowed.

Meaning
The term ‘diluvial’ describes processes or formations that are associated with extensive flooding, particularly those that have altered the landscape or deposited sediment due to large amounts of water.

Synonyms
- Flood-related
- Deluge-related
- Inundational