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tidal bore

noun as in tidal wave

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The soil was dry now, completely out of reach of the water, except perhaps for when a tidal bore—a dangerous surge of water—rose suddenly after a storm and flooded the creek.

For Pat and me, our exhilarating waterborne adventure will be rafting the Bay of Fundy’s tidal bore as it roars up the rivers feeding the bay.

He learns to survive tidal bore waves by watching how dolphins play in them.

Bressan rejected the portrayal of Brazil’s jump in infections as a second wave, instead likening the outbreak to a relentless tidal bore that continued powering forwards.

The phenomenon, she said, is similar to a tidal bore seen in rivers.

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

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