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shower
noun as in precipitation
verb as in rain
verb as in lavish
Example Sentences
She’s been visiting the flower market for years, and had previously made arrangements for family events and bridal showers.
He’s more than just a shower of sunflower seeds.
She said Mr Esmael had come out of the shower and opened the door to a blaze in the front bedroom.
On occasions, usually once every 33 years, the Leonids can produce a spectacular storm rather than a shower with thousands of meteors per hour.
As colder Arctic air moves southward across the UK over the weekend, wintry showers will start across northern Scotland on Sunday afternoon.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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