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Discover Ludwig"flooding over" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is used to describe a feeling of strong emotions coming in a rapid, uncontrollable fashion. For example, "She felt her emotions flooding over her as she remembered the good times they had together."
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Updated at 4.44pm BST 2.34pm BST The state Red Cross reports many volunteers: Red Cross Oklahoma (@redcrossokc) Flooding over with spontaneous volunteers in our OKC office.
Flooding over with spontaneous volunteers in our OKC office.
Panic was also flooding over Arsenio's family in Tenares.
The city has been severely hit by flooding over the Christmas period.
Cuban officials warned residents to watch for more flooding over the next few days.
"We are expecting more flooding over the weekend," said Paul Mustow, head of the EA's flood incident management, yesterday.
I read Barbara Josselsohn's piece, "Mornings with Alyssa" (March 11), with feelings of nostalgia and warmth flooding over me.
Parts of north Wales also experienced flooding over the weekend, although no current severe flood warnings remain in force.
The Midwest has seen its share of flooding over the years, and for some towns near the largest rivers, the preparations have grown almost routine.
China has been loath to push North Korea hard, fearing a collapse in Pyongyang's struggling leadership that could send refugees flooding over the border.
Mr. Cuomo made his remarks during a brief visit to this town in the Catskill Mountains, a region ravaged by flooding over the weekend.
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