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tidal

[tahyd-l] / ˈtaɪd l /


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High tides and strong winds may also bring tidal flood risk along parts of the coast.

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With a sneeze of surprise, Fred scuttled away—from rock to rock, tidal pool to sea—until the beach was covered by spiny iguanas munching free seaweed.

From Literature

He said the search of the downstream section of the underground tunnel, including where the boy's body was eventually found, was hampered by daily tidal flows from Belfast Lough.

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Newton and Noss Creeks, Devon – a narrow tidal inlet just off the River Yealm in the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

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Since 1901, sea levels have increased by 20cm, which may not sound like a lot but coupled with extreme storm events and tidal surges can exacerbate coastal flooding.

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