inundation

So we have warning what the year's inundation is going to be like.

Her return marks the beginning of the inundation and the new year.

But another sound was coming through the pure inundation of song.

But with the inundation of the eyes What rocky heart to water will not wear?

The aspect of the country was entirely changed since the inundation.

As a result, a few roads in the county were closed due to water inundation.

What inundation of life and thought is discharged from one soul into another, through them!

In this chapter we see the gradual inundation of the land.

Floods continued, however, with especially severe inundations in 1938, 1959 and 1975.

However due to periodic inundation the existing community moved to higher ground.

This yearly flooding of the river was known as inundation.

Once out of the mountains, the river's course would change frequently with every heavy inundation.

A 100 year flood would cause a slightly smaller inundation.

Flooding is the inundation of areas that are not normally under water.

This is the rainy season, but the inundations are worse than usual.

The name derives from the concept of inundation by a flood.

This way, large inundations or low river levels downstream are prevented.

These are subjected to the daily inundation of tidal movement.

Four albums in two years is a sure sign that they were going to break through by sheer inundation.

Spock also raised his voice to be heard through the inundation of noise.

Should the inundation increase, where could they find refuge?

Plainly not any man, but all men: it was the prevalence and inundation of an idea.

The death toll was low, with 6-12 perishing during the inundation.

It replaced an existing low level bridge which was designed for inundation.

"Ironically, in the past we've had a greater inundation of applications," he said.