Definition of diluvial in English:

diluvial

adjective dʌɪˈl(j)uːvɪəldɪˈl(j)uːvɪəldəˈluviəl

Relating to a flood or floods, especially the biblical Flood.
（与）洪水（有关）的（尤指《圣经》中所说的大洪水）
Example sentencesExamples
- There is that fishy loophole in the whole diluvial death wish.
- After all, Bollywood musicals possess the same excessive sentiment and diluvial instrumentation as the modern American musical, but seldom does the former give way to maudlin or milquetoast outcomes.
- These numbers defy uniformitarian mechanisms and are much more consistent with a diluvial mechanism.
- Leading catastrophists such as them promoted the so-called diluvial theory, which accounted for many geological phenomena by the action of the biblical flood.
- His vocals alone possess so much diluvial strength that the ocean of queer chants, orchestral washes, and electronic elements of the album are rendered unnecessary.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from late Latin diluvialis, from diluvium 'deluge', from diluere 'wash away'.

Rhymes

alluvial, fluvial, pluvial

Definition of diluvial in US English:

diluvial

adjectivedəˈlo͞ovēəldəˈluviəl

Relating to a flood or floods, especially the biblical Flood.
（与）洪水（有关）的（尤指《圣经》中所说的大洪水）
Example sentencesExamples
- These numbers defy uniformitarian mechanisms and are much more consistent with a diluvial mechanism.
- After all, Bollywood musicals possess the same excessive sentiment and diluvial instrumentation as the modern American musical, but seldom does the former give way to maudlin or milquetoast outcomes.
- There is that fishy loophole in the whole diluvial death wish.
- Leading catastrophists such as them promoted the so-called diluvial theory, which accounted for many geological phenomena by the action of the biblical flood.
- His vocals alone possess so much diluvial strength that the ocean of queer chants, orchestral washes, and electronic elements of the album are rendered unnecessary.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from late Latin diluvialis, from diluvium ‘deluge’, from diluere ‘wash away’.

词汇	diluvial
释义	Definition of diluvial in English: diluvial adjective dʌɪˈl(j)uːvɪəldɪˈl(j)uːvɪəldəˈluviəl Relating to a flood or floods, especially the biblical Flood. （与）洪水（有关）的（尤指《圣经》中所说的大洪水） Example sentencesExamples There is that fishy loophole in the whole diluvial death wish. After all, Bollywood musicals possess the same excessive sentiment and diluvial instrumentation as the modern American musical, but seldom does the former give way to maudlin or milquetoast outcomes. These numbers defy uniformitarian mechanisms and are much more consistent with a diluvial mechanism. Leading catastrophists such as them promoted the so-called diluvial theory, which accounted for many geological phenomena by the action of the biblical flood. His vocals alone possess so much diluvial strength that the ocean of queer chants, orchestral washes, and electronic elements of the album are rendered unnecessary. Origin Mid 17th century: from late Latin diluvialis, from diluvium 'deluge', from diluere 'wash away'. Rhymes alluvial, fluvial, pluvial Definition of diluvial in US English: diluvial adjectivedəˈlo͞ovēəldəˈluviəl Relating to a flood or floods, especially the biblical Flood. （与）洪水（有关）的（尤指《圣经》中所说的大洪水） Example sentencesExamples These numbers defy uniformitarian mechanisms and are much more consistent with a diluvial mechanism. After all, Bollywood musicals possess the same excessive sentiment and diluvial instrumentation as the modern American musical, but seldom does the former give way to maudlin or milquetoast outcomes. There is that fishy loophole in the whole diluvial death wish. Leading catastrophists such as them promoted the so-called diluvial theory, which accounted for many geological phenomena by the action of the biblical flood. His vocals alone possess so much diluvial strength that the ocean of queer chants, orchestral washes, and electronic elements of the album are rendered unnecessary. Origin Mid 17th century: from late Latin diluvialis, from diluvium ‘deluge’, from diluere ‘wash away’.
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