- 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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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
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shower
fall, activity
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rainfall
downpour, downpour of water or other substance
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deluge
shower, activity
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hail
drop, volley
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pour
activity, bestow
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storm
volley, rain shower
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flood
shower, downpour of water or other substance
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precipitation
rainfall, condensation
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stream
shower, downpour of water or other substance
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drizzle
nature, condensation
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torrent
shower, sprinkle
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cloudburst
sprinkle, rainfall
-
downpour
sprinkle, rainfall
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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
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spit
fall
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snow
condensation, drop
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sleet
condensation, drop
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n.
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•
- blizzard,
- mizzle,
- dewdrop,
- band,
- drizzle,
- sprinkling,
- curtain,
- torrent,
- downpour,
- acid rain,
- avalanche.
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•
- cloudburst,
- thump,
- smack,
- bludgeon,
- tempest,
- beat up,
- punch,
- HIT,
- stun,
- batter,
- beat.
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•
- 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.
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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.
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Other synonyms:
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- shower,
- pee down,
- lash down,
- teem,
- turtle,
- inclemency.
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•
- snow,
- relent,
- sleet.
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•
- veil,
- beat down,
- hold off.
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•
- 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:
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Reverse Entailment
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Noun, singular or mass
raining, rainstorm, rainwater.
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Noun, singular or mass
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Independent
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Noun, singular or mass
hail, waterproof.
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Noun, singular or mass
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Other Related
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Adjective
rainfall.
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Proper noun, singular
precipitation, rainfall, rainy.
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Noun, singular or mass
barrage, downpour, drainage, fallout, impermeable, precipitation, raincoat, rainfall, rainy, storm, thunderstorm, rainforest, stormwater.
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Verb, base form
rainfall.
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Adjective
Homophones for Rain:
- rein, Rayne, Reine, reign, Raine.
Hypernym for Rain:
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n.
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phenomenon
torrent, monsoon, soaker, deluge, rain shower, waterspout, shower, rainstorm, mizzle, pelter, cloudburst, drizzle, downpour.
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phenomenon
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v.
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weather
pelt, pitter-patter, pour, sprinkle, shower down, spit, rain buckets, drizzle, patter, stream, rain cats and dogs, shower, mizzle, spatter.
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weather
Hyponym for Rain:
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n.
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phenomenon
downfall, precipitation.
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phenomenon
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v.
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weather
precipitate, come down, fall.
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weather
Meronym for Rain:
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n.
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phenomenon
raindrop.
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phenomenon
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rain, rainfallnoun
water falling in drops from vapor condensed in the atmosphere
Synonyms:
pelting, rainfall, rain, rainwater -
rain, rainwaternoun
drops of fresh water that fall as precipitation from clouds
Synonyms:
pelting, rainfall, rain, rainwater -
rain, peltingverb
anything happening rapidly or in quick successive
«a rain of bullets»; «a pelting of insults»
Synonyms:
pelting, rainfall, rain, rainwater -
rain, rain downverb
precipitate as rain
«If it rains much more, we can expect some flooding»
Synonyms:
rain down, rain
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List of paraphrases for «rain»:
rainfall, rainy, rains, raining, rainwater, precipitation, acids, acid, acidic, downpour, stormwater, storm, rainstorm, rainforest
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How to use Rain in a sentence?
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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