Stream and Waterfall

Stream

Stream noun - A natural body of running water flowing on or under the earth.

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Waterfall and stream are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Waterfall" instead a noun "Stream".

Waterfall noun - A fall of water usually from a great height.

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Stream and waterfall are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Stream" instead a noun "Waterfall".

Nearby Word: water

live	live stream	live waterfall
full	full stream	full waterfall
solid	solid stream	solid waterfall
uninterrupted	uninterrupted stream	uninterrupted waterfall
Other adjectives: single, small, powerful, massive, large, huge, tiny, underground, veritable, nearby, giant.

It's a simple, peaceful forest with a stream/waterfall with two red bridges and the only house is a blue/gray one.

Source: Arcadia
Adam follows one of the safer examples of the trope later when he finds a running waterfall that goes over a large moss bed into a stream, but chooses to make the effort to collect the falling water instead of the water that's at the lower level of the stream where he is.

Source: Cool, Clear Water
The traveling Clan cats end up having trouble in bad weather, fall into a mountain stream, and go over a waterfall, landing in a pool of water at the bottom.

Source: Inevitable Waterfall

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