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inundatal

inundatal adjective: growing in places liable to be flooded in wet weather, but dry in summer.

Adjective

inundatal (not comparable)

  1. Growing in places liable to be flooded in wet weather, but dry in summer.

Questions about inundatal

What does inundatal mean?
Inundatal means growing in places liable to be flooded in wet weather, but dry in summer.
What part of speech is inundatal?
Inundatal is an adjective.

Words near inundatal in the dictionary

  1. inunctions
  2. inuncts
  3. inundable
  4. inundant
  5. inundatable
  6. inundatal
  7. inundate
  8. inundated
  9. inundates
  10. inundatest
  11. inundating

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