Definition of diluvian in English:

diluvian

adjective dɪˈl(j)uːvɪəndʌɪˈl(j)uːvɪəndəˈlo͞ovēən

another term for diluvial
Example sentencesExamples
- I suppose putting them at work wasn't such a bad idea, living in an old church brings to mind ancient floods, and I'm sure there's more than a shred of truth in the story behind the biblical diluvian fantasy.
- Four large-scale paintings, representing his third solo exhibition there (over an eight-year period), consumed the wall space of a smallish room with an unorthodox elucidation of his diluvian subject.
- In this diluvian world the little church where grandmother used to sing in the choir is a source merely of unwelcome and finally fatal intrusions.
- Another commentator, the Malbim, explains the shift from a physical perspective: The post-diluvian era was marked by a general weakening of the human condition.

Rhymes

alluvion, antediluvian, Peruvian

Definition of diluvian in US English:

diluvian

adjectivedəˈlo͞ovēən

another term for diluvial
Example sentencesExamples
- I suppose putting them at work wasn't such a bad idea, living in an old church brings to mind ancient floods, and I'm sure there's more than a shred of truth in the story behind the biblical diluvian fantasy.
- In this diluvian world the little church where grandmother used to sing in the choir is a source merely of unwelcome and finally fatal intrusions.
- Another commentator, the Malbim, explains the shift from a physical perspective: The post-diluvian era was marked by a general weakening of the human condition.
- Four large-scale paintings, representing his third solo exhibition there (over an eight-year period), consumed the wall space of a smallish room with an unorthodox elucidation of his diluvian subject.

单词	diluvian
释义	Definition of diluvian in English: diluvian adjective dɪˈl(j)uːvɪəndʌɪˈl(j)uːvɪəndəˈlo͞ovēən another term for diluvial Example sentencesExamples I suppose putting them at work wasn't such a bad idea, living in an old church brings to mind ancient floods, and I'm sure there's more than a shred of truth in the story behind the biblical diluvian fantasy. Four large-scale paintings, representing his third solo exhibition there (over an eight-year period), consumed the wall space of a smallish room with an unorthodox elucidation of his diluvian subject. In this diluvian world the little church where grandmother used to sing in the choir is a source merely of unwelcome and finally fatal intrusions. Another commentator, the Malbim, explains the shift from a physical perspective: The post-diluvian era was marked by a general weakening of the human condition. Rhymes alluvion, antediluvian, Peruvian Definition of diluvian in US English: diluvian adjectivedəˈlo͞ovēən another term for diluvial Example sentencesExamples I suppose putting them at work wasn't such a bad idea, living in an old church brings to mind ancient floods, and I'm sure there's more than a shred of truth in the story behind the biblical diluvian fantasy. In this diluvian world the little church where grandmother used to sing in the choir is a source merely of unwelcome and finally fatal intrusions. Another commentator, the Malbim, explains the shift from a physical perspective: The post-diluvian era was marked by a general weakening of the human condition. Four large-scale paintings, representing his third solo exhibition there (over an eight-year period), consumed the wall space of a smallish room with an unorthodox elucidation of his diluvian subject.
随便看	unrecognisably unrecognised unrecognition unrecognizable unrecognizableness unrecognizableness unrecognizably unrecognizably unrecognized unrecognizing unrecognizingly unrecollected unrecommendable unrecommended unrecompensable unrecompensed unreconcilability unreconcilable unreconcilably unreconcilably unreconciled unreconciliable unreconnoitered unreconnoitred unreconstituted