spate

spate
فَيْض \ overflow: an amount that overflows. shower: a lot of things that fall or arrive at the same time: a shower of stones; a shower of invitations. spate: a fierce rush (of water in a river, of letters, etc.): The stream was in spate after a week of storms. There was a spate of complaints. flood: a sudden large flow (of water, tears, words, etc): The river is in flood. deluge: a very heavy fall of rain. flood: a lot of water in a place that is usu. dry: Floods ruined the crops. overflow: an amount that overflows. spate: a fierce rush (of water in a river, of letters, etc.): The stream was in spate after a week of storms. There was a spate of complaints. \ See Also فائض (فَائِض)، زيادة (زيادة)، وابل (وَابِل)، فَيَضان

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