inundate in Irish
inundate in Irish is plúch — inundate means to give someone far more of something than they can deal with, usually requests, messages or work.
inundate in Irish
plúch
What does "inundate" mean?
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verb To give someone far more of something than they can deal with, usually requests, messages or work.
"The helpline was inundated with calls after the broadcast."
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verb To cover an area with water; to flood.
"Spring meltwater inundates the lower fields every year."
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inundate in a sentence
- The helpline was inundated with calls after the broadcast.
- We were inundated by applications within an hour.
- Spring meltwater inundates the lower fields every year.
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What is "inundate" in Irish?
"inundate" in Irish is plúch. inundate means: To give someone far more of something than they can deal with, usually requests, messages or work.
How do you use "inundate" in a sentence?
Example: "The helpline was inundated with calls after the broadcast." In Irish, "inundate" is plúch.
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