Definitions:
Princeton says:
(fill quickly beyond capacity; as with a liquid) "the basement was inundated after the storm"; "The images flooded his mind"
and
(fill or cover completely, usually with water)
and
(fill or cover completely, usually with water)
Webster says:
1
: to cover with a flood : overflow
2
: overwhelm <was inundated with phone calls>
Pronunciation: In as in in, Un as in that same sound I can't figure out what common word it's in! Sounds enough like en though, as in then. Date as in... date. Rhymes with eight, freight, appreciate, great.
Webster audio
Synonyms:
Princeton 1 flood, swamp
2 submerge
2 submerge
I inundated my toilet the other night.
ReplyDeleteShouldn't you turn the title into "To inundate", because it's a verb?
ReplyDeleteYay! I actually knew what this word meant, haha.
ReplyDeleteFlorida will inundate
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