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What (who) is tidal wave - definition
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Tital wave; Tidal Wave; Tidal waves; Tidalwave; Tidal wave (disambiguation); Tidal wave (film); Title wave; Tidal Waves; Tidal Waves (song); Tidal Wave (film); Tidal Wave (disambiguation); Tidal Wave (album)
tidal wave
(tidal waves)
1.
A tidal wave is a very large wave, often caused by an earthquake, that flows onto the land and destroys things.
...a massive tidal wave swept the ship up and away.
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2.
If you describe a very large number of emotions, things, or people as a tidal wave, you mean that they all occur at the same time.
The trade union movement was swept along by the same tidal wave of patriotism which affected the country as a whole...
= deluge
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tidal wave
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1. an exceptionally large ocean wave, especially one caused by an underwater earthquake or volcanic eruption.
2. a widespread or overwhelming manifestation of an emotion or phenomenon.
The Tidal Wave
1920 FILM BY SINCLAIR HILL
The Tidal Wave is a 1920 British silent drama film directed by Sinclair Hill and starring Poppy Wyndham, Sydney Seaward and Pardoe Woodman.Low p.
Examples of use of tidal wave
1. "This is a tidal wave" for Obama, said Donna Brazile.
2. "There is a huge, green tidal wave in public opinion.
3. The tidal wave of fear washed over Tel Aviv yesterday.
4. Blown eastward by high winds, the surge hit the county like a tidal wave.
5. "It‘s looking like an unstoppable tidal wave right now," Davis said.