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When water forgets its boundaries and renegotiates yours.
means The overflow of water onto land that is normally dry, from rain, rivers, tides, or burst defenses.
from From Old English 'flod,' meaning a flowing of water, kin to 'flow' and the Germanic 'fluthus' — same deep root that carries 'fluid' and 'fluctuate.'
Top killerFloods cause most weather-related deaths worldwide.
Just six inchesHalf a foot of moving water topples adults.
Slow but vastFloods damage more land than any disaster.
Therapy tooPsychologists use 'flooding' to drown out phobias.