reflood
/riːˈflʌd/
verb
- To flood again; to cover with water once more after the water has gone down.
- The city had to build higher levees to prevent the area from being reflooded during the next rainy season.
- If the dam breaks, it could reflood the entire valley within hours.
- After the storm passed, the river rose again and began to reflood the farmland.
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