Collocations for "flooded"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "flooded" in context.
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flood
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.n
- a [devastating, huge, major, flash] flood
- a flood in [Washington]
- a flood in the [house, garage, kitchen, bathroom, basement]
- the worst flood in [history, Europe, many decades]
- [rescued, pulled, salvaged] from the flood
- [destroyed, damaged, swept away, wrecked] by the flood
- was [destroyed] in the flood
- has been [struck, hit, devastated] by floods
- the flood swept through the [village, town, city]
- the flood claimed countless [victims, lives]
- (known) [survivors, victims] of the flood
- [barriers, levees, dams, structures] to prevent floods
- the [rain, storm, hurricane] caused a flood (in)
- [flustered, swamped, overwhelmed] by a flood of [questions, information]
- a flood of [tears, emotions, memories]
- flooded from the [rain, storm, river]
- [the building, the town, the road, homes] flooded
- [the building] had flooded
- flooded the engine
- [it all, the memories, feelings] came flooding back
- reports are flooding in [of, that, about]
- [visitors, donations] are flooding in (from all over)
- people are flooding to the [town, stage, event]
- [feelings, thoughts, ideas] came flooding in
- her eyes flooded with tears
- flood the room with light
- the room flooded with light
- flood [alerts, watch, control, prevention]
- flood [survivors, victims]
- [open, close, erect] the flood barriers
- provide flood [aid, relief, support]
- the [car, house, town] suffered flood damage
- a [high, low] flood-risk area
- a flood-damaged [car]
'flooded' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):