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torrential

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Adj — Falling or flowing extremely heavily, like a torrent.

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torrential rain torrential downpour

Etymology

Formed from torrent plus the adjective ending -ial.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “torrential” mean?

The word “torrential” means falling or flowing extremely heavily, like a torrent. In plain terms, describes rain (or a similar flow) that is coming down extremely hard and fast.

How do you pronounce “torrential”?

“Torrential” is pronounced tuh-REHN-chuhl (/tɔˈɹɛn.t͡ʃəl/ in IPA).

How do you use “torrential” in a sentence?

Here is “torrential” used in a sentence: “Torrential rain flooded the underpass within minutes.”

What part of speech is “torrential”?

“Torrential” is an adjective.

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