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inundated

adjective as in awash

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He will tell them about the one player that, even on a team with Pujols and Torii Hunter, got inundated with requests to go somewhere or meet someone or sign something.

The 36-year-old public school teacher takes a paddle boat through the inundated streets nearly every day.

From BBC

What this presents to users, including younger people, is a world that’s inundated with information that’s often divisive and without space to cope.

In the gay community, we’re often inundated with soulless club bangers.

A few years ago, he says, his channel was "inundated" with comments from people in New York about this new craze - a cross between a croissant and a donut.

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