Examples of 'been inundated' in a sentence
Meaning of "been inundated"
The phrase 'been inundated' is used to describe a situation where someone or something is overwhelmed or flooded with a large quantity or overwhelming number of things, such as messages, requests, or tasks. It implies an excessive or unmanageable amount of something
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We have been inundated with requests about you.
But ever since that we have been inundated.
We had been inundated with all this fear.
I am sure you have already been inundated.
I have been inundated with calls from people.
Disconnect all devices if they have been inundated by water.
I have been inundated with people telling me.
Harefield has also been inundated.
I have been inundated with visions lately.
I am surprised that you have not been inundated with resumes.
We have been inundated with complaints from parents.
Sadly too the internet has been inundated with rubbish.
I have been inundated with offers to help.
I can get into he said as he been inundated with telephone.
I have been inundated with letters on this issue.
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Houston and the entire surrounding area have been inundated by floodwaters.
The regime has been inundated with stories of corruption.
MPs and local authorities have been inundated.
Hospitals have been inundated with cases of respiratory problems.
Less developed countries such as India have also been inundated with counterfeit products.
We have been inundated with help.
There have been some cities in Brazil that have been inundated with the Zika virus.
She has since been inundated with messages of support.
I understand Florida has been inundated.
We have been inundated with far.
If it were true, then he would have been inundated with them.
We have been inundated with situations we never could have predicted.
We have not exactly been inundated with offers.
I have been inundated with correspondence from my own country today in relation to this.
Pacific islands have just been inundated by a gigantic tidal wave.
Almost all the settlements in the sub-metropolis have been inundated.
You seem to have been inundated with responses.
People are taking many more photos now, but we have always been inundated with pictures.
The staff have been inundated by the staggering amount of visitors.
Which is really bad because we've been inundated by water.
My phones have been inundated with callers attempting to fraudes me.
Over the last few years, marketers have been inundated with data.
Many homes have been inundated and farmlands ruined.
Belgium, where this approach already applies, has not been inundated with requests.
Police have been inundated with reports of home invasions and attacks.
The designers of this particular software have been inundated by funding from interested investors.
The city has been inundated with complaints from concerned citizens about.
Fast aid because the dikes which have been inundated will not hold up forever.
All of us have been inundated with expressions of interests by other global players.
And Comms have been inundated.
It has been inundated by Bass Lake.
For most of your life, you have probably been inundated with ads for laxatives.
The Office had been inundated with complaints since its establishment.
He made his way there, aware that the town had been inundated with water.
But the site has been inundated with all kinds of videos.
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The treasury can be inundated at any time
We are inundated with complaints from our advertisers
This means that we are inundated by a flood of data
