Pronunciation: /dɪˈluːʤ/
noun a heavy downpour of rain
A1 The deluge caused flooding in the streets.
A2 The deluge of emails in my inbox is overwhelming.
B1 The deluge of information available on the internet can be hard to navigate.
B2 The deluge of criticism from the media was difficult for the politician to handle.
C1 The deluge of data collected by the research team required advanced analysis techniques.
C2 The deluge of emotions she experienced after the breakup was intense and overwhelming.
verb to inundate with a great quantity of something
A1 The heavy rain deluged the streets, causing flooding.
A2 After the dam broke, the town was deluged with water.
B1 The company was deluged with complaints after the product recall.
B2 The news of the scandal deluged the media outlets with coverage.
C1 The political candidate was deluged with support from her followers.
C2 The company was deluged with requests for interviews after the successful product launch.
formal The deluge of rain caused severe flooding in the area.
informal We got caught in a deluge on our way to the store.
slang The deluge of memes on social media was hilarious.
figurative After the scandal broke, there was a deluge of negative press coverage.
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