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Definition of tidal wave - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
figurativelarge and overwhelming surge or wave of something
- The news caused a tidal wave of reactions across social media..
2.
oceanographylarge ocean wave caused by underwater disturbances
- The earthquake triggered a massive tidal wave that devastated coastal areas..
3.
societyRare forceful movement in public opinionRare
- A tidal wave of support changed the election.
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large ocean wave caused by underwater disturbances
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Examples of tidal wave in a sentence
The scandal unleashed a tidal wave of public outrage. A tidal wave hit the island unexpectedly. The tidal wave caused widespread panic. A tidal wave of protest swept the nation. The policy faced a tidal wave of criticism from the public.
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- French:vague déferlante, tsunami, ...
- German:Welle von Reaktionen, Flutwelle, ...
- Italian:ondata, maremoto, ...
- Spanish:ola gigante, maremoto, ...
- Portuguese:onda gigantesca, onda gigante, ...
- Chinese:浪潮, 海啸, ...
- Japanese:反応の波, 津波, ...
- Arabic:موجة عارمة, تسونامي, ...
- Hebrew:נַחֲשׁוֹל עֲנָק, נַחְשׁוֹל עֲנָק, ...
- Russian:волна реакций, приливная волна, ...
- Ukrainian:хвиля реакцій, припливна хвиля, ...
- Hindi:बाढ़, ज्वारीय लहर, ...
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