downpour|downpours in English

noun

deluge, heavy rain, cloudburst

Use "downpour|downpours" in a sentence

1. My, what a downpour.

2. The water vapor condensed and fell in torrential downpours.

3. These record downpours are creating historic floods and mudslides.

4. There's going to be a downpour.

5. 23 The north wind brings a downpour,

6. We got caught in a torrential downpour.

7. They have worked in sleet, in downpours, in oppressive Washington heat.

8. What moves such downpour after eternal drought?

9. It was the heaviest downpour ever recorded.

10. After a winter downpour, the river floods the plain.

11. I dislike the heavy rain heavy downpour very much.

12. Downpours triggered landslides in the mountain town of Teresopolis , where 130 were reported to have died .

13. Outside, the downpour continued “for forty days and forty nights.”

14. A downpour of rain put out the children's bonfire.

15. Short storms [ the ~ ] noun. showers [ the ~ ] noun. l'Averses (pluies battantes) the downpours; the driving rains

16. Go down so that the downpour may not detain you!’”

17. Rapid changes in the weather, with large amounts of rainfall in the form of downpours, are typical.

18. That we have been delayed by the downpour, the road conditions.

19. Shortly before the downpour began, God told Noah to enter the completed ark.

20. And all have to do their best to endure the daily downpour.

21. I wouldn't mind a downpour to wash the dust off the streets.

22. For the past six hours the downpour had been continuous and torrential.

23. Motorbikes scooted for cover on the street, and a moment later the downpour began.

24. By far, the largest downpour that any city in India has ever received.

25. Jehovah then unleashes his destructive powers —“a flooding downpour and hailstones, fire and sulphur.”