Engulf
Engulf verb - To cover with a flood.
Usage example: high waves from the hurricane engulfed large areas of the coastal community
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Synonyms for Engulf
Flood is a synonym for engulf in inundate topic. In some cases you can use "Flood" instead a verb "Engulf", when it comes to topics like full, immerse, absorb. popular alternative
Nearby Word: engulfing
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Midsomer Murders: The final denouement in "Let Us Prey" takes place during a flood that is threatening to engulf the village, and in particular destroy the crypt that lies at the centre of the mystery.
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Rising Water, Rising Tension: The final denouement in "Let Us Prey" takes place during a flood that is threatening to engulf the village, and in particular destroy the crypt that lies at the centre of the mystery.
Source: Series / Midsomer Murders
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