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View definitions for rainstorm

rainstorm

noun as in downpour

noun as in precipitation

noun as in shower

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Example Sentences

His fear about upcoming rainstorms is echoed across the communities that have been fighting the land movement for months.

The same forces are also increasing the frequency of more extreme rainstorms across the state, leading to more episodes of “weather whiplash.”

Several hours later, feeling out of sorts from lack of sleep, I got out of the minivan in the middle of a rainstorm.

From Salon

The coastal community has been dealing with a slow-moving landslide for decades, but historic rainstorms in 2023-24 have accelerated its movement and created the current emergency.

Last month, while descending the same stretch in a sudden rainstorm, 20-year-old Grace Rohloff slipped on the slick rock and she lost her grip on the cables.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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