Pronunciation: /ˈlændˌslaɪd/
noun an overwhelming majority of votes for one candidate in an election
A1 The landslide destroyed several houses.
A2 The landslide blocked the road, causing traffic delays.
B1 The government is providing aid to the victims of the landslide.
B2 The landslide was triggered by heavy rainfall in the region.
C1 The geologists are studying the causes of the landslide to prevent future disasters.
C2 The landslide resulted in significant environmental damage and loss of life.
formal The recent heavy rainfall triggered a landslide in the mountainous region.
informal Did you hear about the landslide up in the hills? It's crazy!
slang The landslide messed up the road real bad.
figurative After the scandal broke, there was a political landslide within the party.
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