Flood and Result

Flood

Flood verb - To cover with a flood.

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Result and flood are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Result" instead a verb "Flood".

Nearby Words: flooded, flooding

Result verb - Issue or terminate (in a specified way, state, etc.); end.

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Flood and result are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Flood" instead a verb "Result".

Nearby Words: resultant, resulting, resulted

regular	regular flood	regular result
certain	certain flood	certain result
initial	initial flood	initial result
actual	actual flood	actual result
Other adjectives: real, big, disastrous, main, new, major, general, possible, worst, inevitable, subsequent, different.

The prevalence of flood myths is beginning to be considered to be the result of most early human settlements being situated on or very close to a large river for fresh water, and large rivers tend to flood every ten to twenty years or so, occasionally catastrophically.

Source: The Great Flood
The most likely result of a city being hit by such a flood would be streets becoming rivers and basements becoming pools.

Source: Making a Splash
If your character's just been emotionally crushed, speaking the lines called for in a very quiet and simple tone will usually result in enough tears in the theatre without you adding to the flood.

Source: Just For Fun / Actor Tips

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