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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
reflood .
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Examples
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The marshes that Ma helped to convert into dry land for farming during the Cultural Revolution were being reflooded and turned into rice paddies.
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The marshes that Ma helped to convert into dry land for farming during the Cultural Revolution were being reflooded and turned into rice paddies.
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The marshes that Ma helped to convert into dry land for farming during the Cultural Revolution were being reflooded and turned into rice paddies.
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Later, realizing their mistake, they dammed it and reflooded it, blocking the essential flow that had always kept the water clear and oxygenated.
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Later, realizing their mistake, they dammed it and reflooded it, blocking the essential flow that had always kept the water clear and oxygenated.
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In the latter case, the larvae remain within the matrix until the pool is reflooded.
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Record snowpack melts have provided more and better quality water than expected, and some reflooded marshes now function well by several measures.
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New Orleans 'devastated Ninth Ward neighborhood is nearly dry after Hurricane Rita reflooded the area last weekend.
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There are areas that were flooded by Hurricane Katrina that have been reflooded now by Hurricane Rita.
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The city's devastated Ninth Ward neighborhood is nearly dry after Hurricane Rita reflooded the area last weekend.
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