A better word for rain

  • deluge
  • drizzle
  • flood
  • hail
  • mist
  • monsoon
  • precipitation
  • rainfall
  • rainstorm
  • shower
  • showers
  • sleet
  • stream
  • torrent
  • cloudburst
  • condensation
  • fall
  • flurry
  • pour
  • pouring
  • raindrops
  • sheets
  • spate
  • spit
  • sprinkle
  • sprinkling
  • volley
  • cat-and-dog weather
  • drencher
  • heavy dew
  • liquid sunshine
  • precip
  • sun shower
  • wet stuff
  • window washer
  • bestow
  • bucket
  • deposit
  • drizzle
  • fall
  • hail
  • lavish
  • mist
  • patter
  • pour
  • shower
  • sleet
  • sprinkle
  • storm
  • come down in buckets

On this page you’ll find 80 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to rain, such as: deluge, drizzle, flood, hail, mist, and monsoon.

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    WORDS RELATED TO RAIN

    • assault
    • attack
    • blast
    • bombardment
    • burst
    • deluge
    • hail
    • mass
    • onslaught
    • plethora
    • rain
    • shower
    • storm
    • stream
    • surge
    • torrent
    • dribble
    • drizzle
    • exude
    • filter
    • plop
    • rain
    • splash
    • sprinkle
    • trill
    • weep
    • dribbled
    • drizzled
    • exuded
    • filtered
    • plopped
    • rained
    • splashed
    • sprinkled
    • trilled
    • wept
    • barrage
    • bombardment
    • broadside
    • cannonade
    • hailstorm
    • pelting
    • rain
    • salvo
    • shower
    • storm
    • volley
    • bawl
    • beat one’s breast
    • bemoan
    • bewail
    • bleed
    • cry
    • deplore
    • eat one’s heart out
    • howl
    • hurt
    • kick self
    • moan
    • rain
    • regret
    • repine
    • rue
    • sing
    • sob
    • sorrow
    • take it hard
    • wail
    • weep
    • ate one’s heart out
    • bawled
    • beat one’s breast
    • bemoaned
    • bewailed
    • bled
    • cried
    • deplored
    • howled
    • hurt
    • kicked self
    • moaned
    • rained
    • regretted
    • repined
    • rued
    • sang
    • sobbed
    • sorrowed
    • took it hard
    • wailed
    • wept

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    Contexts

    Noun

    The condensed moisture of the atmosphere falling visibly in separate drops

    A large or overwhelming quantity of things that fall or descend

    (the elements) Atmospheric forces such as strong winds and rains

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    Noun

    The condensed moisture of the atmosphere falling visibly in separate drops

    rainfall

    cloudburst

    deluge

    drizzle

    precipitation

    raindrops

    rainstorm

    downpour

    rainwater

    wet

    mizzle

    shower

    sprinkle

    downfall

    fall

    showers

    storm

    torrent

    squall

    thunderstorm

    condensation

    drencher

    mist

    monsoon

    pouring

    precip

    sheets

    sleet

    driving rain

    heavy dew

    wet weather

    Scotch mist

    fall of rain

    liquid sunshine

    sun shower

    cat-and-dog weather

    damp

    wetness

    moisture

    dew

    spray

    dampness

    steam

    vapourUK

    humidity

    vaporUS

    liquid

    dankness

    clamminess

    water

    moistness

    mugginess

    wateriness

    hailstorm

    perspiration

    sweat

    hail

    torrential rain

    flood

    torrent of rain

    raininess

    inundation

    fog

    snow

    pour

    heavy shower

    pouring rain

    cloudbust

    sogginess

    burst

    washout

    splatter

    soaker

    hailstones

    rains

    freshwater

    light fall

    frozen rain

    hail shower

    showery weather

    heavy rain

    rainy weather

    rainy season

    damp weather

    haze

    smog

    weakiness

    cloud

    tempest

    murk

    haar

    brume

    hurricane

    tornado

    cyclone

    gale

    reek

    gauze

    mistiness

    cloudiness

    typhoon

    blizzard

    smur

    fume

    film

    snowstorm

    superstorm

    fret

    ground clouds

    clag

    visibility zero

    soup

    sea fret

    blast

    windstorm

    williwaw

    buran

    whirlwind

    gust

    twister

    blow

    electrical storm

    ice storm

    dust storm

    raining cats and dogs

    dust devil

    tropical storm

    bad weather

    wind

    flurry

    scud

    puff

    rush

    tropical cyclone

    windblast

    breeze

    weather event

    draughtUK

    draftUS

    swirl

    eddy

    whirl

    snowfall

    whiteout

    willy-willy

    strong breeze

    turbulence

    cyclonic storm

    bluster

    billow

    high winds

    waft

    line storm

    wind-shift line

    squall line

    funnel

    stormy weather

    extreme weather

    severe weather

    inclement weather

    poor weather

    hazardous weather

    zephyr

    snowsquall

    strong wind

    buster

    flaw

    burster

    puff of wind

    outbreak

    chinook

    mistral

    high wind

    line squall

    violent storm

    howling wind

    trouble

    gush

    whirlpool

    maelstrom

    white-out

    gust of wind

    Charybdis

    snow storm

    snow blast

    heavy snow

    snow squall

    gulf

    waterspout

    counterflow

    countercurrent

    gyre

    swirling

    quagmire

    morass

    tourbillion

    spiral

    vortex

    tidal wave

    more ❯

    “Heavy rain is expected in the region over the next few days.”

    Noun

    A large or overwhelming quantity of things that fall or descend

    shower

    hail

    flood

    pour

    cascade

    deluge

    downpour

    spate

    storm

    torrent

    volley

    avalanche

    battery

    bombardment

    flurry

    inundation

    outpouring

    rush

    stream

    wave

    barrage

    broadside

    salvo

    cannonade

    fusillade

    blitz

    blitzkrieg

    burst

    drumfire

    drumbeat

    tide

    onslaught

    blast

    discharge

    blaze

    outburst

    surge

    spray

    round

    pelting

    mass

    shelling

    bombing

    fire

    crossfire

    outbreak

    profusion

    sally

    burst of fire

    gunfire

    attack

    series

    firing

    flow

    shooting

    succession

    string

    groundswell

    chain

    pounding

    strafe

    rash

    effusion

    assault

    flak

    run

    sniping

    flux

    strafing

    explosion

    offensive

    artillery fire

    cannonading

    large amount

    gush

    swell

    upsurge

    gunshot

    bomb

    overflow

    overflowing

    overrunning

    monsoon

    charge

    strike

    onset

    onrush

    blizzard

    shots

    hail of bullets

    flood tide

    ordeal

    bombarding

    gauntlet

    trial

    gantlet

    cross

    crucible

    air raid

    gunshots

    tidal wave

    enfilade

    thunder

    artillery

    crackle

    detonation

    shot

    barrage of bullets

    more ❯

    “The soldiers formed a tight circle, shields above their heads to protect from the rain of arrows above.”

    Noun

    (the elements) Atmospheric forces such as strong winds and rains

    element

    climate

    weather

    storms

    wind

    meteorological conditions

    weather conditions

    atmospheric conditions

    atmospheric forces

    powers of nature

    wind and rain

    Noun

    A colorless, transparent and odorless liquid

    water

    aqua

    H20

    H2O

    liquid

    rainwater

    saliva

    seawater

    tears

    aqua pura

    bath water

    drink

    mineral water

    tap water

    Adam’s ale

    wai

    Adam’s wine

    Verb

    To fall or cause to fall in large or overwhelming quantities like, or as of, rain

    pour

    shower

    fall

    drizzle

    precipitate

    storm

    teem

    drop

    lavish

    spit

    deluge

    heap

    pelt

    sleet

    bombard

    bucket

    deposit

    hail

    patter

    pepper

    sprinkle

    stream

    pelt down

    rain down

    beat down

    bucket down

    pour down

    sheet down

    lash down

    teem down

    tip down

    tipple down

    come down

    come down in sheets

    come down in torrents

    come down in bucketloads

    come down in buckets

    be deposited

    be dropped

    come down in stair rods

    be chucking it down

    rain cats and dogs

    spray

    mizzle

    mist

    bestow freely

    give freely

    give generously

    spot

    load

    spatter

    scatter

    smother

    bestow

    spritz

    spill

    give

    drench

    rain lightly

    give unstintingly

    be generous

    rain hard

    chuck it down

    dump

    thunder

    inundate

    howl

    shed

    batter

    blow

    cascade

    downpour

    pamper

    barrage

    sheet

    beat

    volley

    rain stair rods

    dust

    besprinkle

    cover

    assail

    blow violently

    rain heavily

    rain pitchforks

    come down by the bucketful

    splash

    douche

    rain down on

    beat down upon

    go through

    squirt

    moisten

    trickle

    baptiseUK

    dampen

    baptizeUS

    strew

    bestrew

    dot

    sow

    diffuse

    throw around

    spread

    distribute

    powder

    shake over

    disseminate

    fleck

    intersperse

    stipple

    litter

    garnish

    bespeckle

    stud

    bestud

    top

    finish

    throw about

    throw out

    disperse

    smear

    apply

    atomize

    spew

    spread in droplets

    send out

    more ❯

    “Rose petals would rain on the newlyweds as they walked down the aisle.”

    Verb

    To throw stones at

    stone

    lapidate

    cast

    pelt

    hurl

    bombard

    chuck

    hurtle

    launch

    volley

    fire

    loft

    pellet

    toss

    fling

    pitch

    lob

    heave

    sling

    project

    dash

    send

    catapult

    propel

    impel

    peg

    direct

    flick

    flip

    aim

    bowl

    put

    discharge

    shy

    whang

    bung

    buzz

    drive

    hoy

    bish

    beam

    let go

    jack up

    yeet

    let fly

    splatter

    fling off

    spray

    strew

    sprinkle

    hork

    lift

    throw off

    pepper

    precipitate

    shower

    barrage

    scatter

    tumble

    start

    throw

    send out

    bandy

    more ❯

    Verb

    To feel or express regret, grief or disappointment

    lament

    mourn

    grieve

    bemoan

    rue

    regret

    bewail

    deplore

    hurt

    bleed

    repent

    repine

    grieve for

    grieve over

    weep over

    complain about

    wail for

    weep for

    eat your heart out

    pine for

    shed tears for

    wail about

    beat one’s breast

    cry for

    kick self

    take it hard

    agonizeUS

    agoniseUK

    suffer

    sorrow

    anguish

    ache

    sing the blues

    cry over

    be miserable

    be sad

    sigh over

    pine

    be distressed

    be in distress

    carry on

    wail over

    sorrow for

    sorrow over

    weep

    cry

    fret about

    be sorrowful

    express grief

    be mournful

    be unhappy

    be in pain

    be in anguish

    shed tears over

    weep and wail

    plain over

    express sorrow

    express sorrow about

    keen over

    fret

    wail

    sob

    moan

    keen

    sigh

    shed tears

    feel sad

    be upset

    feel wretched

    lament for

    cry a river

    express woe for

    express sorrow for

    moan over

    be remorseful

    be disappointed

    brood

    despair

    moon

    complain

    go through the mill

    groan

    mope

    be despondent

    pine away

    be heavy of heart

    be dejected

    be wretched

    express regret about

    languish for

    regret the loss of

    feel sad about

    feel grief at

    feel sorrow at

    be sorry

    pine over

    hurt over

    anguish over

    ache over

    bleed over

    be upset about

    languish

    feel pain

    be affected

    be racked

    plain for

    wear black

    be wounded

    be brokenhearted

    wear black for

    keen for

    bear

    more ❯

    Verb

    To fall or let fall in drops of liquid

    drip

    trickle

    flow

    spill

    pour

    dribble

    drop

    cascade

    splash

    drizzle

    distilUK

    distillUS

    trill

    tumble

    sprinkle

    plop

    weep

    fall in drops

    leak

    run

    ooze

    seep

    exude

    stream

    discharge

    emanate

    issue

    overflow

    gush

    flood

    spurt

    jet

    spout

    percolate

    well

    fall

    spew

    roll

    squirt

    slosh

    brim

    slop

    spill out

    run out

    surge

    ripple

    drain

    emit

    slide

    glide

    deluge

    swell

    teem

    go

    spread

    sputter

    overbrim

    gurgle

    course

    escape

    splosh

    overrun

    overfill

    regurgitate

    bleed

    spill over

    splatter

    well over

    run over

    spatter

    well up

    well forth

    leak out

    pour out

    crawl

    creep

    filter

    snow

    precipitate

    egress

    hail

    sloosh

    proceed

    steam

    rush

    stem

    overtop

    sweep

    drift

    slip

    swirl

    brim over

    move

    teem over

    flow over

    whirl

    bubble over

    emerge

    dash

    flow out

    drain away

    gush out

    seep out

    ooze out

    pour forth

    spurt out

    swash

    let run over

    shed

    disgorge

    scatter

    empty

    lose

    tip out

    throw off

    disembogue

    sluice

    inundate

    purl

    babble

    exudate

    abound

    pullulate

    more ❯

    Verb

    To teem, or be overrun or overflowing with

    teem

    abound

    brim

    bristle

    overflow

    swarm

    pullulate

    burst

    bustle

    crawl

    bulge

    buzz

    hum

    bear

    bucket

    crowd

    flow

    grow

    jam

    overrun

    pack

    pelt

    produce

    prosper

    shower

    stream

    superabound

    swell

    be crawling

    be abundant

    be crammed

    be full

    be loaded

    be numerous

    be plentiful

    be stuffed

    pour out

    roll in

    swim in

    wallow in

    be crawling with

    be full of

    be prolific

    burst at seams

    burst at the seams

    be thick with

    be alive with

    throng

    be packed

    be packed with

    seethe

    be alive

    be abundant in

    be rich in

    be infested

    brim over

    be full to bursting

    be fit to burst

    flourish

    proliferate

    thrive

    be overrun

    infest

    crawl with

    be crowded

    be jammed

    be covered

    be thronged

    be chock-full

    be jam-packed

    be chock-a-block

    be thick

    be lousy

    be thick on the ground

    grow on trees

    flood

    be filled up

    be filled to the top

    hold no more

    be full to capacity

    be knee deep in

    be no end to

    be two a penny

    have a full plate

    be ten a penny

    gush

    be up to one’s ears in

    be all over the place

    surge

    teem with

    abound with

    abound in

    overflow with

    mill

    pour

    swarm with

    be bristling with

    be overrun with

    be infested with

    be crowded with

    pullulate with

    be jammed with

    be lousy with

    be thronged with

    be chock-a-block with

    be chock-full of

    be jam-packed with

    be stuffed with

    be heaving with

    more ❯

    Verb

    Argue against

    remonstrate

    challenge

    condemn

    criticiseUK

    criticizeUS

    deplore

    argue against

    denounce

    oppose strongly

    protest against

    animadvert

    argue

    bicker

    blame

    censure

    combat

    complain vociferously about

    decry

    demur

    deprecate

    disapprove

    disparage

    dispute

    dissent

    except

    fight

    gripe

    inveigh

    kick

    nag

    object

    object strongly to

    oppose

    recriminate

    resist

    squabble

    withstand

    express disagreement with

    express disapproval of

    lodge a protest against

    raise objections to

    speak out against

    take a stand against

    take exception to

    take issue with

    find fault

    frown upon

    make a fuss about

    pick at

    sound off

    take exception

    take issue

    kick up a fuss about

    kick up a stink about

    Verb

    To multiply or increase in numbers rapidly

    pullulate

    grow

    multiply

    proliferate

    boom

    expand

    rise

    spread

    balloon

    bourgeon

    burgeon

    escalate

    mushroom

    snowball

    swell

    augment

    overrun

    pour

    build up

    mount up

    increase exponentially

    enlarge

    extend

    raise

    boost

    enhance

    amplify

    build

    heighten

    develop

    advance

    inflate

    further

    magnify

    strengthen

    increase

    mount

    double

    accelerate

    widen

    progress

    reinforce

    broaden

    aggrandize

    wax

    triple

    deepen

    dilate

    annexUS

    thicken

    prolong

    pad

    sharpen

    redouble

    supplement

    step up

    teem

    swarm

    tack on

    mark up

    slap on

    annexeUK

    increment

    improve

    add

    maximizeUS

    elevate

    optimizeUS

    consolidate

    enrich

    better

    compound

    jack up

    hike up

    top up

    make better

    crank up

    beef up

    bump up

    lift

    make larger

    make bigger

    amass

    pump

    make greater

    pump up

    supersize

    inflame

    reenforce

    ameliorate

    upraise

    parlay

    blow up

    go up

    flesh out

    ratchet up

    upscale

    shoot up

    up

    collect

    follow up

    jack

    hype

    maximiseUK

    optimiseUK

    add to

    appreciate

    accumulate

    climb

    gain

    intensify

    soar

    aggravate

    exaggerate

    upsurge

    roll up

    grow quickly

    run up

    rocket

    surge

    skyrocket

    grow rapidly

    flourish

    stoke

    spiral

    increase rapidly

    prosper

    get bigger

    thrive

    become more numerous

    increase in size

    bloom

    exacerbate

    propagate

    accrue

    stretch

    intensate

    run riot

    become larger

    fill out

    hike

    pile up

    lengthen

    fatten

    rouse

    sprout

    explode

    arise

    leap up

    bloat

    spring up

    pick up

    go through the roof

    accentuate

    luxuriate

    flower

    spike

    gather

    uprise

    nurture

    diffuse

    cultivate

    spring

    pervade

    leap

    pyramid

    increase in scope

    distend

    become bigger

    flow

    bulge

    jump

    go through the ceiling

    spread like wildfire

    puff up

    puff out

    put up

    speed up

    concentrate

    breed

    manifold

    aggregate

    diversify

    metastasize

    blossom

    increase dramatically

    increase suddenly

    burst

    detonate

    fortify

    ascend

    surge up

    get higher

    upsize

    embiggen

    mature

    well

    grow stronger

    reach

    branch out

    scale up

    be enlarged

    be stepped up

    be extended

    be increased

    be magnified

    be amplified

    peak

    get to

    grow full

    become large

    rise rapidly

    start to be

    incline

    top

    succeed

    develop rapidly

    burst forth

    be hiked up

    spurt

    spread out

    become greater

    stack up

    billow

    emerge

    get taller

    get larger

    increase in weight

    be jacked up

    ape up

    go off

    stock up

    get stronger

    grow in

    broaden one’s horizons

    extend operations

    cumulate

    goose up

    jump up

    push up

    fetch up

    send through the roof

    do well

    be successful

    put on a spurt

    come on

    bulge out

    become bloated

    fill

    rise in value

    bulk

    vault

    tower

    escalade

    develop quickly

    spread quickly

    grow profusely

    spread uncontrolled

    become distended

    unfold

    worsen

    intumesce

    bolster

    tumefy

    protract

    encourage

    promote

    sprawl

    foster

    grow greater

    grow larger

    soup up

    bulk up

    stimulate

    outspread

    circulate

    sweep

    amp up

    make worse

    hot up

    become worse

    spread across

    roll out

    spread like lightning

    spread through

    open out

    more ❯

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    • shower

      fall, activity

    • rainfall

      downpour, downpour of water or other substance

    • deluge

      shower, activity

    • hail

      drop, volley

    • pour

      activity, bestow

    • storm

      volley, rain shower

    • flood

      shower, downpour of water or other substance

    • precipitation

      rainfall, condensation

    • stream

      shower, downpour of water or other substance

    • drizzle

      nature, condensation

    • torrent

      shower, sprinkle

    • cloudburst

      sprinkle, rainfall

    • downpour

      sprinkle, rainfall

    • wet

      nature

    • volley

      shower, downpour of water or other substance

    • fall

      pour, rainfall

    • rainstorm

      downpour, sprinkle

    • rain down

      fall

    • rainwater

      rainfall

    • sprinkle

      fall, downpour of water or other substance

    • lavish

      bestow, big

    • pelting

    • raindrops

    • flurry

    • spate

    • showers

    • drop

      fall, droplet

    • spit

      fall

    • snow

      condensation, drop

    • sleet

      condensation, drop

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    • n.

      • blizzard,
      • mizzle,
      • dewdrop,
      • band,
      • drizzle,
      • sprinkling,
      • curtain,
      • torrent,
      • downpour,
      • acid rain,
      • avalanche.

      • cloudburst,
      • thump,
      • smack,
      • bludgeon,
      • tempest,
      • beat up,
      • punch,
      • HIT,
      • stun,
      • batter,
      • beat.

      • give,
      • lavish,
      • the heavens opened,
      • big,
      • heap.

      barrage (noun)

      • de luge,
      • de-luge,
      • de-luges,
      • de luges.

      downpour of water or other substance (noun)

      • pouring,
      • deluge,
      • spit,
      • stream,
      • rainstorm,
      • heavy dew,
      • window washer,
      • sheets,
      • liquid sunshine,
      • Drencher,
      • flurry,
      • PRECIP,
      • monsoon,
      • showers,
      • rainfall,
      • sun shower,
      • raindrops,
      • condensation,
      • wet stuff,
      • spate,
      • cat-and-dog weather,
      • flood.

      hail (noun)

      • peltings.

      mist (noun)

      • visibility zeros,
      • ground cloud,
      • visibility zeroes.

      moisture (noun)

      • humidity,
      • wetness,
      • DAMPS,
      • dankness,
      • perspiration.

      Other relevant words: (noun)

      • mist,
      • woe,
      • soup,
      • broadside,
      • Broadsides,
      • torrents,
      • big trouble,
      • precipitation,
      • hail,
      • thunderstorms,
      • barrage,
      • soups,
      • head ache,
      • water,
      • sorrow,
      • weepings,
      • volley,
      • hailstorm,
      • streams,
      • hailstorms,
      • moisture,
      • ground clouds,
      • lamentation,
      • thunderstorm,
      • visibility zero.

      phenomenon (noun)

      • rain.

      precipitation (noun)

      • sleets,
      • rainstorms.

      sorrow (noun)

      • un-happinesses,
      • grievings,
      • re morses,
      • mis fortunes,
      • un happinesses,
      • big troubles,
      • dis tress,
      • re morse,
      • mis-fortunes,
      • un-happiness,
      • re-morses,
      • re-morse,
      • dis tresses,
      • mis fortune,
      • dis-tress,
      • dis-tresses.

      water (noun)

      • dew,
      • aqua,
      • bath,
      • sea,
      • lake,
      • dilution,
      • ocean,
      • immersion,
      • irrigation.

      wet (noun)

      • clamminess.

      woe (noun)

      • bemoanings,
      • mis adventure,
      • be moaning,
      • be-moaning,
      • mis-adventures,
      • mis adventures,
      • mis-adventure,
      • deplorings.
    • v.

      drop water or other substance (verb)

      • bucket,
      • deposit,
      • come down in buckets,
      • bestow,
      • patter.

      lament (verb)

      • be-wail,
      • beating one breast,
      • eating heart out,
      • beat one breast,
      • eats one’s heart out,
      • beats one’s breast,
      • beat ones breast,
      • beats breast,
      • be-moaned,
      • beating breast,
      • eating one heart out,
      • eats one heart out,
      • eat ones heart out,
      • kicking self,
      • eats heart out,
      • kicked self,
      • took hard,
      • be moan,
      • beating ones breast,
      • beat breast,
      • took it hard,
      • re-pines,
      • be moans,
      • kicks self,
      • re pines,
      • taking hard,
      • be-wailing,
      • re pine,
      • beats ones breast,
      • re-pined,
      • ate one heart out,
      • be wailed,
      • ate one’s heart out,
      • takes hard,
      • beats one breast,
      • be-wails,
      • be moaned,
      • be wails,
      • be wail,
      • eats ones heart out,
      • re pined,
      • eating one’s heart out,
      • re-pining,
      • takes it hard,
      • re-pine,
      • re pining,
      • taking it hard,
      • be wailing,
      • take hard,
      • eat one heart out,
      • be-moan,
      • be-moans,
      • ate ones heart out,
      • beating one’s breast,
      • eating ones heart out,
      • ate heart out,
      • be-wailed.

      mist (verb)

      • over-cast,
      • be-clouding,
      • be-clouded,
      • over-clouding,
      • over cloud,
      • be-clouds,
      • be clouding,
      • be fogging,
      • over-cloud,
      • be-fogged,
      • be-fogs,
      • over-casting,
      • over casting,
      • overcasts,
      • be clouded,
      • over clouding,
      • over-clouded,
      • be-cloud,
      • over-clouds,
      • be fogs,
      • be clouds,
      • over clouded,
      • be-fog,
      • be fog,
      • over casts,
      • over-casts,
      • Mizzled,
      • over clouds,
      • be-fogging,
      • over cast,
      • be fogged.

      Other relevant words: (verb)

      • activity,
      • fall,
      • precipitate,
      • come down.

      pelt (verb)

      • be laboring,
      • be labor,
      • be labored,
      • lapidating,
      • be-laboring,
      • be labors,
      • be-labors,
      • be-labor,
      • be-labored.

      pour (verb)

      • de-canting,
      • dis-charged,
      • de luged,
      • de-luging,
      • in undated,
      • dis-charge,
      • de canting,
      • dis charged,
      • dis-charging,
      • dis charging,
      • dis charges,
      • letting flow,
      • letted flow,
      • de-canted,
      • in-undated,
      • lets flow,
      • de-luged,
      • dis-charges,
      • de canted,
      • dis charge,
      • de luging.

      remonstrate (verb)

      • dis sent,
      • dis approved,
      • dis-sents,
      • ex postulates,
      • pro-testing,
      • frown up on,
      • dis-sent,
      • with stands,
      • with stand,
      • frowns upon,
      • sounding off,
      • finds fault,
      • dis-approve,
      • dis-approves,
      • ex postulating,
      • re-criminating,
      • re criminating,
      • de-crying,
      • recriminates,
      • took issue,
      • pro-tested,
      • frowned up on,
      • pro tested,
      • ex cept,
      • ex postulate,
      • de cry,
      • de cries,
      • recriminated,
      • dis sents,
      • takes issue,
      • with stood,
      • found fault,
      • frowning up on,
      • with-stands,
      • de-cry,
      • frowning upon,
      • dis approve,
      • ex-postulating,
      • took exception,
      • with-stand,
      • takes exception,
      • de-cried,
      • ex-postulates,
      • dis approves,
      • pro testing,
      • with-standing,
      • dis-approved,
      • ex-cept,
      • re-criminates,
      • frowns up on,
      • ex-postulate,
      • re criminate,
      • frowned upon,
      • de cried,
      • de crying,
      • re-criminated,
      • with standing,
      • de-cries,
      • ex-postulated,
      • taking issue,
      • ex postulated,
      • re criminates,
      • sounds off,
      • re criminated,
      • dis-approving,
      • dis approving,
      • re-criminate.

      sprinkle (verb)

      • spritzed,
      • spritzes.

      storm (verb)

      • be-sets,
      • breathes fire,
      • steams up,
      • setting in,
      • breathed fire,
      • burns up,
      • blows violently,
      • sets in,
      • be-set,
      • burnt up,
      • blew violently,
      • took by storm,
      • be sets,
      • be setting,
      • blowing violently,
      • be-setting,
      • takes by storm.

      teem (verb)

      • bursted at seams,
      • over flow,
      • over-flowed,
      • am numerous,
      • art prolific,
      • were full of,
      • over flown,
      • super-abounds,
      • over-flown,
      • was full of,
      • am prolific,
      • am crawling with,
      • super-abounded,
      • over-flowing,
      • am plentiful,
      • being crawling with,
      • super abound,
      • pro duce,
      • over running,
      • were crawling with,
      • wert crawling with,
      • super abounded,
      • bursted seams,
      • wert plentiful,
      • is prolific,
      • wert full of,
      • wert numerous,
      • over runs,
      • swims in,
      • art crawling with,
      • art numerous,
      • bursting seams,
      • over flowing,
      • is full of,
      • wast full of,
      • was prolific,
      • superabounded,
      • rolls in,
      • being prolific,
      • wast numerous,
      • super-abounding,
      • is plentiful,
      • super abounding,
      • superabounding,
      • is numerous,
      • pro-duces,
      • pro duces,
      • was numerous,
      • superabounds,
      • being plentiful,
      • wallowed in,
      • wast plentiful,
      • rolled in,
      • swimming in,
      • over flows,
      • being full of,
      • were plentiful,
      • wast crawling with,
      • being numerous,
      • bursts at seams,
      • were prolific,
      • were numerous,
      • are full of,
      • over flowed,
      • bursting at seams,
      • wert prolific,
      • wast prolific,
      • super-abound,
      • is crawling with,
      • over-flows,
      • bursts seams,
      • are plentiful,
      • art full of,
      • are prolific,
      • was plentiful,
      • wallows in,
      • super abounds,
      • wallowing in,
      • are crawling with,
      • over-flow,
      • art plentiful,
      • burst seams,
      • was crawling with,
      • swam in.
    • Other synonyms:

      • shower,
      • pee down,
      • lash down,
      • teem,
      • turtle,
      • inclemency.

      • snow,
      • relent,
      • sleet.

      • veil,
      • beat down,
      • hold off.

      • hammer.

      drip

      • plop.

      drop

      • raindrop.

      lament

      • Regretted,
      • lament,
      • repine,
      • take it hard,
      • eat one’s heart out,
      • Rued,
      • kick self,
      • beat one’s breast,
      • eat heart out.

      Other relevant words:

      • squalling,
      • rilled,
      • drip,
      • lapidates,
      • befogged,
      • Hazed,
      • Thronging,
      • spritzing,
      • taking by storm,
      • Hazing,
      • be set,
      • Careering,
      • freckled,
      • rilling,
      • cataracting,
      • stomping,
      • pelt,
      • peppers,
      • studded,
      • be cloud,
      • burning up,
      • Specking,
      • overcloud,
      • overclouds,
      • burn up,
      • Peppered,
      • sluicing,
      • specked,
      • lapidate,
      • pepper,
      • Squalled,
      • sheeting,
      • spritz,
      • Careered,
      • overclouding,
      • Mizzling,
      • Sheeted,
      • breathing fire,
      • befog,
      • breathe fire,
      • pour,
      • Poured,
      • burned up,
      • set in,
      • Sluiced,
      • storm,
      • steamed up,
      • murking,
      • sprinkle,
      • cataracted,
      • take by storm,
      • blow violently,
      • Studding,
      • stomp,
      • Befogging,
      • steaming up,
      • lapidated,
      • stomped,
      • Freckling,
      • let flow,
      • murked,
      • overcasting,
      • befogs,
      • steam up,
      • overclouded,
      • Peppering,
      • mizzles,
      • stoning.

      remonstrate

      • sound off,
      • recriminating,
      • take issue,
      • recriminate,
      • Animadverting,
      • animadverts,
      • take exception,
      • taking exception,
      • Animadverted,
      • animadvert,
      • frown upon.

      teem

      • rolling in,
      • wallow in,
      • be numerous,
      • over-run,
      • over-runs,
      • pour out,
      • roll in,
      • be full of,
      • be crawling with,
      • pours out,
      • burst at seams,
      • be prolific,
      • be plentiful,
      • poured out,
      • pouring out,
      • swim in.

      Other relevant words (noun):

      • donate,
      • grid,
      • Serein,
      • mourn,
      • hurricane,
      • diminish,
      • picture,
      • gravitate,
      • without fail,
      • gift,
      • pelt down,
      • drinking water,
      • hard water,
      • pegology,
      • Hyetology,
      • fall off,
      • pour on,
      • hand out,
      • at any cost,
      • flow,
      • scud,
      • remonstrate,
      • run,
      • hydraulics,
      • of course,
      • afford,
      • moist,
      • come,
      • downfall,
      • juiceless,
      • husky,
      • teem with,
      • rage,
      • flare,
      • communicate,
      • gross,
      • fog,
      • rainwater,
      • duck,
      • galvanometer,
      • indecent,
      • image,
      • abound,
      • swoop,
      • limit,
      • be sure,
      • deal,
      • disgusting,
      • Heliometer,
      • balance,
      • bluster,
      • successiveness,
      • head,
      • watch,
      • Udometer,
      • shell out,
      • rajah,
      • succession,
      • Rheometer,
      • dole out,
      • impart,
      • telemeter,
      • overcome,
      • dish out,
      • thermometer,
      • truly,
      • cover,
      • dip,
      • give out,
      • anhydrous,
      • sear,
      • sunny,
      • spray,
      • Raine,
      • serve,
      • snowfall,
      • collapse,
      • parachute,
      • plash,
      • refractometer,
      • float,
      • spring,
      • Deliquesce,
      • dunk,
      • EAU,
      • spatter,
      • rolling,
      • yield,
      • Viameter,
      • Undamped,
      • emit,
      • Mirza,
      • Dewan,
      • raining,
      • drum,
      • dried,
      • melt,
      • infuse,
      • water vapor,
      • graduated cylinder,
      • flagrante delicto,
      • confer,
      • trickle,
      • go down,
      • interferometer,
      • drizzly,
      • pour down,
      • tattoo,
      • extend,
      • drizzling,
      • present,
      • soft water,
      • Thunder-shower,
      • plunge,
      • dropping,
      • granulation,
      • solve,
      • Pluviometer,
      • falling,
      • allow,
      • slip,
      • sure,
      • scatter,
      • spring water,
      • spill,
      • offer,
      • fair,
      • bloom,
      • driving rain,
      • Rains,
      • showery,
      • run off,
      • agua,
      • gush,
      • gift with,
      • limewater,
      • scale,
      • Ombrometer,
      • well,
      • squall,
      • bestow on,
      • rainless,
      • pour in,
      • Pneumometer,
      • run over,
      • pitch,
      • splatter,
      • at all risks,
      • heat,
      • proffer,
      • topography,
      • favor,
      • go downhill,
      • dynamometer,
      • dissolve,
      • rainy,
      • allot,
      • Pneumatometer,
      • doubtless,
      • shading,
      • let have,
      • howl,
      • crawl with,
      • no doubt,
      • swarm with,
      • maharaja,
      • come what may,
      • whelm,
      • at all events,
      • disagreeable,
      • swarm,
      • Certes,
      • drench,
      • submerge,
      • spurt,
      • surge,
      • definition,
      • Marigraph,
      • rain down,
      • weep,
      • tender,
      • steam,
      • blow,
      • deal out,
      • scintillation,
      • liquefy,
      • hasten,
      • down,
      • render,
      • bristle with,
      • cataract,
      • happen what may,
      • variometer,
      • rain gauge,
      • nasty,
      • Pantometer,
      • Exuberate,
      • indelicate,
      • typhoon,
      • HYDROL,
      • creep with,
      • northeaster,
      • rain shower,
      • fine,
      • Gaekwar,
      • outpouring,
      • overflow,
      • grant,
      • devolve,
      • snowstorm,
      • shower down,
      • wet weather,
      • stopwatch,
      • respirometer,
      • well water,
      • Geiger Counter,
      • pitter-patter,
      • Superabound,
      • ground water,
      • for certain,
      • descend,
      • wetting agent,
      • vouchsafe,
      • and no mistake,
      • issue,
      • in truth,
      • landmark,
      • wet,
      • Flowmeter,
      • bucket down,
      • Hyetography,
      • drop down,
      • Mete,
      • maharajah,
      • RAO,
      • Pneumatograph,
      • decant,
      • inundate,
      • radiometer,
      • sluice,
      • filthy,
      • engulf,
      • fork out,
      • rush,
      • hydrosphere,
      • at any rate,
      • pullulate,
      • ghost,
      • odometer,
      • arid,
      • once for all,
      • Stethograph,
      • course,
      • brim,
      • accord,
      • condense,
      • whatever may happen,
      • swamp,
      • pounce,
      • spirometer,
      • pelting,
      • drown,
      • dispense,
      • sirdar,
      • drop,
      • clear,
      • proliferate,
      • Hydrometeor,
      • adust,
      • bombard,
      • fall down,
      • damp,
      • award,
      • cascade,
      • black spot,
      • get lost,
      • Vacuometer,
      • shed,
      • dole,
      • squirt,
      • crash,
      • sapless,
      • Liquate,
      • spew,
      • certainly,
      • noise,
      • clock,
      • weight,
      • plummet,
      • dry,
      • administer,
      • pluvial,
      • Bathometer,
      • mineral water,
      • hydrodynamics,
      • spout,
      • mete out,
      • heavy water,
      • resolve,
      • stoop.

    How to use «Rain» in context?

    Rain falling from the sky is one of the most beautiful things to witness. When it begins to fall, you can feel the wetness on your skin and smell the freshness in the air. The droplets contrast against the blue sky, and when they hit the ground they create a sparkle. Even when it’s pouring outside, rain is still a calming experience. It can lull you into a sense of calm, and it can remind you that nature is still alive.

    Paraphrases for Rain:

    Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
    • Reverse Entailment

      • Noun, singular or mass
        raining, rainstorm, rainwater.
    • Independent

      • Noun, singular or mass
        hail, waterproof.
    • Other Related

      • Adjective
        rainfall.
      • Proper noun, singular
        precipitation, rainfall, rainy.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        barrage, downpour, drainage, fallout, impermeable, precipitation, raincoat, rainfall, rainy, storm, thunderstorm, rainforest, stormwater.
      • Verb, base form
        rainfall.

    Homophones for Rain:

    • rein, Rayne, Reine, reign, Raine.

    Hypernym for Rain:

    • n.

      • phenomenon
        torrent, monsoon, soaker, deluge, rain shower, waterspout, shower, rainstorm, mizzle, pelter, cloudburst, drizzle, downpour.
    • v.

      • weather
        pelt, pitter-patter, pour, sprinkle, shower down, spit, rain buckets, drizzle, patter, stream, rain cats and dogs, shower, mizzle, spatter.

    Hyponym for Rain:

    • n.

      • phenomenon
        downfall, precipitation.
    • v.

      • weather
        precipitate, come down, fall.

    Meronym for Rain:

    • n.

      • phenomenon
        raindrop.

    Princeton’s WordNetRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

    1. rain, rainfallnoun

      water falling in drops from vapor condensed in the atmosphere

      Synonyms:
      pelting, rainfall, rain, rainwater

    2. rain, rainwaternoun

      drops of fresh water that fall as precipitation from clouds

      Synonyms:
      pelting, rainfall, rain, rainwater

    3. rain, peltingverb

      anything happening rapidly or in quick successive

      «a rain of bullets»; «a pelting of insults»

      Synonyms:
      pelting, rainfall, rain, rainwater

    4. rain, rain downverb

      precipitate as rain

      «If it rains much more, we can expect some flooding»

      Synonyms:
      rain down, rain

    PPDB, the paraphrase databaseRate these paraphrases:5.0 / 1 vote

    1. List of paraphrases for «rain»:

      rainfall, rainy, rains, raining, rainwater, precipitation, acids, acid, acidic, downpour, stormwater, storm, rainstorm, rainforest

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    2. RAIN

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    How to use Rain in a sentence?

    1. National Weather Service:

      Remain alert for flooding even in locations not receiving rain. Arroyos, streams, and rivers can become raging killer currents in a matter of minutes, even from distant rainfall.

    2. Phin Ziebell:

      Farmers could get away with no rain in March but they will desperately need a break in April. There is no moisture in the soil, it could get very bad.

    3. National Weather Service:

      We’re expecting isolated rain today, but it won’t be widespread, and rivers are going to start to crest and go back down. Now we’re worried about wind.

    4. Jack Carter:

      I’m f—ed in the head alright. I think I’ma (sic) shoot up a kindergarten and watch the blood of the innocent rain down and eat the beating heart of one of them.

    5. Heather Lydia Thornhill:

      Atmospheres of light shine in your eyes and so my dear sun, I hear your cries as you melt the rain from our delicate skies with a love so great there can be no goodbyes.


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