Verb:

வெள்ளத்தால்மூழ்கடி, வெள்ளத்தால் மூடு,

inundate's Usage Examples:

The inundated lands abound with water-fowl.

In fact, shortly after opening the cyber doors to Sowhatif, the fledgling company was inundated with requests for information on where to locate plus size formal dresses appropriate for prom and other special occasions.

In 1870 Fort Merxem and the redoubts of Berendrecht and Oorderen were built for the defence of the area to be inundated north of Antwerp.

This is much better than when you make mistakes in a printed puzzle, leaving the crossword puzzle marked with faded letters or inundated with eraser residue.

Within the Archean protaxis they are of the most varied shapes, since they represent merely portions of the irregular surface inundated by some morainic dam at the lowest point.

Mythical history relates how Seithennin's drunkenness inundated the land now covered by the bay, and how King Arthur's ship was wrecked upon Meisdiroedd Enlli near Bardsey.

The, least healthy time of the year is the latter part of autumn, when the inundated soil is drying.

The low lying areas were inundated by flood waters.

In the rainy season it inundates the country throughout its course to the extent of several hundred thousand square miles, covering the flood-plain, called vargem.

Thus, water, moisture, weep, tears, inundate, irrigate," 'c.

, and like the river inundates the marshes and forests on its borders.

Higher sea levels could inundate small islands, flood coastal lowlands, and erode sand dunes.

The results were amazing too see, and had wide-spread effects with local homes and commercial premises inundated by floodwater.

Synonyms:

submerge, deluge, flood,

Antonyms:

abstain, break, unseal, unclutter,