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flood tide
noun
- the inflow of the tide; rising tide.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of flood tide1
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Example Sentences
May the muse alight upon her brow and may the flood-tide of inspiration swell within her as she sharpens her quill.
The rise of tide is trifling, the flood-tide sets to the North-West, but at a very slow rate.
The flood-tide in the entrance generally ran sixteen hours, and ebbed eight hours.
To-day the sky is unclouded, the sea calm; the flood tide floats the fishers gently to the shore.
From the moment the spirit of war rose to flood-tide in him and he got down to his work, he began to do wonders.
A flood-tide of kindly joyful emotion does not pay much attention to its banks.
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