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rainwater

 

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Noun rainwater has 1 sense
  1. rain, rainwater - drops of fresh water that fall as precipitation from clouds
    --1 is a kind of fresh water

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Rainwater

Definition

Rainwater refers to the water that falls from the atmosphere to the Earth's surface as a result of precipitation. It is usually collected naturally and can be used for various purposes.

Senses and Usages

  1. Noun: Rainwater can be collected in rain barrels or cisterns for irrigation or household use.
  2. Noun: Rainwater can also have a symbolic meaning, representing purity or cleansing.
  3. Adjective: Rainwater harvesting systems are becoming more popular as a sustainable method of conserving water.
  4. Adjective: Rainwater tanks are used in some regions to store rainwater for future use.
  5. Verb: The plants in the garden were benefiting from the rainwater that had accumulated in the soil.

Examples

Example Sentences:

  • 1. The rainwater gushed down the roof and into the rain barrel.
  • 2. The ritual involves standing outside in the rain, allowing the rainwater to cleanse the soul.
  • 3. The company installed a rainwater harvesting system to reduce their reliance on municipal water.
  • 4. The houses in the village had rainwater tanks attached to their rooftops.
  • 5. The plants thrived due to the rainwater seeping deep into the soil.

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