cascades
/kæˈskeɪdz/
verb
- To fall or flow in large amounts like a waterfall.
- Her long hair cascaded over her shoulders.
- Lava cascaded from the volcano's opening.
- Water cascaded down the cliff after the heavy rain.
- To happen or spread quickly in a series.
- The news cascaded through the office within minutes.
- Problems cascaded one after another, making the project very difficult.
- The effects of the policy change cascaded across the entire industry.
noun
- A small waterfall or a series of waterfalls.
- We could hear the sound of cascades long before we saw them.
- Rainwater created tiny cascades over the rocks in the garden.
- The hikers stopped to admire the beautiful cascades in the mountain stream.
- A large number of things that fall, flow, or happen quickly one after another.
- The team faced a cascade of problems after the server crashed.
- Leaves fell in a gentle cascade from the autumn trees.
- A cascade of emails flooded her inbox after the announcement.