Flood and Tide

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Flood

Flood noun - A great flow of water or of something that overwhelms.

Usage example: a flood of messages on my computer

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Tide is a synonym for flood in deluge topic. In some cases you can use "Tide" instead a noun "Flood", when it comes to topics like move, nature, quantity, torrent. popular alternative

Nearby Words: flooded, flooding

Tide

Tide noun - A prevailing or general movement or inclination.

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Flood is a synonym for tide in move topic. You can use "Flood" instead a noun "Tide", if it concerns topics such as flow, deluge, magnetic flux, high tide. popular alternative

Nearby Word: tidal

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endless	endless flood	endless tide
green	green flood	green tide
entire	entire flood	entire tide
constant	constant flood	constant tide
Other adjectives: great, huge, infamous, inevitable, resultant, literal, rising, coming, said, red, incoming.

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Dracula, for example, could cross running water at the slack or flood of the tide.

Source: Our Vampires Are Different
Cannot Cross Running Water: A stated weakness of vampires, except during "the slack or flood of the tide".

Source: Literature / Dracula
Dracula: Dracula, Trope Codifier for so many vampire traits, explicitly could not cross running water except "at the slack or flood of the tide".

Source: Cannot Cross Running Water

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