Flooding
Flooding noun - A technique used in behavior therapy; client is flooded with experiences of a particular kind until becoming either averse to them or numbed to them.
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Tide and flooding are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tide" instead a noun "Flooding".
Tide
Tide noun - A prevailing or general movement or inclination.
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Nearby Word: tidal
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The cave is prone to flooding whenever the tide comes in, but Medusa in particular doesn't care as long as Penny gets the diamond.
Source: Babysitter from Hell -
In some versions of the story about the sinking of Ys from Celtic Mythology and French folklore, the Princess Dahut-Ahès gets drunk and opens the dike gate that protects the city from flooding at high tide during a storm.
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Accidentally destroying your fortress or killing your adventurer in the most stupid of ways might as well be a coming of age story, whether it be flooding your fortress with pumped lava or water, building a fortress on a plain that floods when it's high tide, or accidentally jumping off a mountain.
Source: Video Game / Dwarf Fortress
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