counterflood
nounEtymology From counter- + flood.
1
A flood, or large influx of something, that counteracts another.
verb, noun — 2 senses
US /ˈkaʊ.dɚˌflʌd/ · UK /ˈkaʊn.təːˌflʌd/
Etymology From counter- + flood.
Etymology From counter- + flood.
A flood, or large influx of something, that counteracts another.
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