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Noun
A great quantity of something arriving at the same time
A severe flood
A heavy fall of rain
(
typically of people
)
Describing a big collective group
A significant or considerable amount
An excessive amount of something
An undulating or throbbing movement
A very heavy downpour of rain
A flow of water over the edge of a cliff
A crowd of people
Verb
To flood with great quantities of water or a liquid
To inundate with a great quantity of something
To cascade or issue forth from somewhere
To bestow something in generous or extravagant quantities on
To fall as rain
To overwhelm or inundate with people, animals or things
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▲
Noun
▲
A great quantity of something arriving at the same time
barrage
torrent
surge
avalanche
volley
flood
stream
rush
spate
storm
shower
cascade
wave
hail
flurry
outpouring
tide
battery
bombardment
flux
onslaught
burst
overflow
blaze
overflowing
monsoon
overrunning
flow
gush
inundation
spurt
outburst
blitz
efflux
current
salvo
outbreak
outflow
discharge
cannonade
effusion
fusillade
charge
run
issue
blitzkrieg
rain
jet
onrush
welling
upsurge
explosion
drumfire
drumbeat
rash
emanation
outflowing
succession
leakage
outrush
flush
drain
drainage
string
sweep
series
blast
effluence
swell
escape
spill
eruption
passage
progression
epidemic
outflux
progress
onset
advance
downpour
alluvion
advancement
cataclysm
course
cataract
march
push
inrush
broadside
upwelling
outpour
seepage
exodus
influx
gushing
spout
effluent
procession
process
debouchment
ooze
expression
river
headway
furtherance
stampede
trickle
dash
hemorrhage
US
motion
uprush
emission
haemorrhage
UK
freshet
billow
gust
groundswell
rise
chain
tidal wave
effluvium
plague
uprising
upswing
exudation
bath
flash
gale
heave
flooding
fountain
escalation
round
dart
fit
Niagara
oozing
bubble
flood tide
going
welling up
flare-up
pour
spray
sequence
pelting
mass
shelling
bombing
loss
gunfire
profusion
diffusion
shedding
large amount
crossfire
depletion
emergence
strafe
effluxion
spillway
exudate
train
boutade
movement
attack
assault
cluster
pandemic
ejection
welter
waterfall
offensive
drift
incursion
blizzard
flare
spasm
paroxysm
outcry
exuding
excretion
well up
secretion
disgorgement
venting
overspill
arrival
thunder
passion
fury
roll
swirl
circulation
patch
spell
draught
UK
percolation
squirt
bomb
ebullition
inflow
spillage
frenzy
bout
spree
drip
continuation
continuity
leak
continuance
convergence
draft
US
blow
submersion
submergence
spillover
wind
tideway
undertow
dribble
stab
building up
build-up
invasion
inroad
excess water
spilling over
flash flood
cycle
streak
array
access
suite
consecution
blow-up
throe
blowup
circle
whirl
merry-go-round
flutter
turn
breakout
agony
set
line
occurrence
stroke
case
siege
flicker
seizure
bursting
wheel
break
stint
stretch
dose
order
row
period
recrudescence
sally
state
conniption
chapter
sudden appearance
splurt
transfer
hurricane
huff
spring
manifestation
encounter
schedule
blowout
relapse
path
persistence
field
paddy
a series of
suffering
scene
fireworks
twitch
detonation
fluidity
convulsion
battle
upheaval
rapture
craze
increase
growth
inflammation
upturn
trend
start
contagion
mushrooming
spread
direction
ailment
tendency
zoom
zodiac
time
ebb and flow
leaning
swing
tenor
ebb
whoosh
undercurrent
list
concatenation
range
arrangement
file
group
bank
alternation
suit
gradation
column
scale
tier
breaking
roar
irruption
tumult
sortie
more ❯
“A
deluge
of emails have arrived from people who read last week's controversial article.”
Noun
▲
A severe flood
flood
torrent
inundation
monsoon
spate
cataclysm
cataract
bath
alluvion
flooding
Niagara
flood tide
flash flood
wall of water
waterflood
overflow
downpour
freshet
tidal wave
influx
cascade
gush
heavy rainfall
swamping
cloudburst
tide
tsunami
drencher
overwhelming flow
“Businesses were counting the cost of the
deluge
as many were flooded for the third time in just six weeks.”
Noun
▲
A heavy fall of rain
downpour
rainstorm
storm
cloudburst
rainfall
rain
thunderstorm
downfall
wet
monsoon
drencher
torrential rain
torrent of rain
shower
torrent
precipitation
drizzle
precip
inundation
raindrops
squall
mizzle
tempest
sleet
hailstorm
heavy shower
driving rain
rainwater
flood
cyclone
gale
hurricane
tornado
typhoon
fall
superstorm
showers
windstorm
whirlwind
snowstorm
Scotch mist
pour
blizzard
williwaw
hail
buran
pouring rain
heavy dew
tropical storm
dust storm
electrical storm
dust devil
ice storm
washout
soaker
high winds
burst
heavy rain
hailstones
splatter
damp
sprinkle
light fall
rains
hail shower
snow
frozen rain
wetness
dew
mist
sheets
condensation
spray
moisture
showery weather
rainy season
cat-and-dog weather
rainy weather
wet weather
damp weather
liquid sunshine
sun shower
fall of rain
blast
gust
blow
twister
raining cats and dogs
bad weather
wind
flurry
scud
puff
rush
windblast
breeze
draught
UK
draft
US
tropical cyclone
weather event
swirl
eddy
whirl
snowfall
whiteout
willy-willy
strong breeze
turbulence
bluster
billow
waft
funnel
line storm
cyclonic storm
pouring
stormy weather
extreme weather
severe weather
inclement weather
poor weather
hazardous weather
zephyr
snowsquall
puff of wind
chinook
mistral
buster
flaw
burster
strong wind
high wind
violent storm
howling wind
trouble
gush
whirlpool
line squall
squall line
maelstrom
white-out
gust of wind
Charybdis
snow storm
snow blast
heavy snow
snow squall
gulf
waterspout
counterflow
countercurrent
gyre
swirling
quagmire
morass
tourbillion
spiral
vortex
tidal wave
more ❯
“Caught in the
deluge
, we were torn, wanting to run for shelter but tempted, also, to sing in the rain.”
Noun
▲
(
typically of people
)
Describing a big collective group
crowd
group
mass
assembly
conflux
congeries
meet
organisation
UK
organization
US
party
scores
sellout
troop
confluence
cloud
cattle
blowout
Noun
▲
A significant or considerable amount
plenitude
abundance
profusion
mass
plenty
heap
wealth
pile
stack
quantity
lot
slew
bundle
mountain
loads
tonne
UK
ton
US
oodles
scads
store
reams
bunch
spate
gobs
raft
mess
volume
chunk
wad
plentitude
lashings
myriad
fistful
much
multiplicity
boatload
barrel
bushel
basketful
truckload
bucket
pot
yard
deal
potful
passel
shipload
carload
lashins
sight
plateful
pack
sheaf
dozen
plethora
hundred
peck
superabundance
copiousness
load
masses
cornucopia
lots
shedload
excess
stacks
heaps
flood
piles
swag
bounty
affluence
bountifulness
mountains
opulence
feast
prosperity
mine
avalanche
plenteousness
fund
bounteousness
torrent
fruitfulness
luxury
sufficiency
capacity
enough
good deal
large number
great deal
full house
quantities
bundles
tons
US
tonnes
UK
wads
bunches
stores
chunks
slews
rafts
myriads
passels
multiplicities
packs
messes
hundreds
truckloads
boatloads
pots
shiploads
plentitudes
spates
fistfuls
dozens
barrels
basketfuls
buckets
carloads
bushels
platefuls
sheaves
yards
potfuls
deals
pecks
collections
shedloads
clusters
ocean
assemblage
stockpiles
accumulation
batches
agglomerations
clumps
aggregations
amassment
banks
plethoras
stock
millions
swags
bulk
multitudes
hoards
mounds
hosts
large amount
groups
gob
fortune
mints
lumps
scores
conglomerations
large quantity
arrays
thousands
numbers
reservoirs
supply
bombs
hills
pools
deposits
reserve
big bucks
packets
funds
sets
mines
a great deal
blocks
earth
jillions
seas
combinations
assortments
hunks
oceans
profuseness
gatherings
knots
inventories
sums
concentration
ricks
aggregates
bounties
bags
fullness
great amount
stashes
suites
cumulations
caches
gazillions
billions
lavishness
many
luxuriance
a lot
manies
backlogs
large numbers
extravagance
a good deal
ampleness
surfeit
jumbles
bands
congeries
big money
clots
riches
host
floods
droves
multitude
legions
exuberance
zillions
bazillions
constellations
groupings
pileups
build-ups
batteries
accretions
trillions
clutches
prodigality
richness
nimiety
infinity
throngs
amounts
huddles
plurality
numerous
number
troves
hauls
parcels
units
totals
agglomerates
wodges
musters
package
king's ransoms
crowds
jam
drift
swarms
hordes
armies
sea
plentifulness
amplitude
portions
riots
a large amount
a great many
a large number
a profusion
riot
an abundance
a swag
a shedload
flocks
mound
assembly
feasts
treasure
armfuls
nest eggs
bings
harvests
cargos
surpluses
rickles
batch
loadsa
miles
variety
entirety
totality
a considerable number
a deal
a pile
a fair amount
a great quantity
a wealth
bevies
US
glut
a mountain
herds
surplus
superfluity
oversupply
globs
motsers
superfluities
shocks
repertoires
nubbles
bumps
nubs
wedges
bits
oversupplies
excessivenesses
nugget
body
clods
blobs
slabs
overflows
pyramids
treasure chests
pieces
bevvies
UK
knobs
buildups
gobbets
dollops
streams
gluts
caboodles
pretty pennies
overflow
prosperousness
inordinateness
extravagantness
extravagancy
exorbitance
superfluousness
sum
hill
great quantity
scad
ample
million
jillion
sufficiencies
motherloads
turnouts
logjams
assortment
pats
chips
routs
excrescences
top dollars
accruals
amalgamation
scrums
budgets
sources
nodules
a bunch
nodes
mixtures
compendiums
silly money
bikes
mobs
segments
lodgements
US
dabs
solids
garners
excrescencies
rolls
compilation
armories
US
cake
concourses
press
dough
lodgments
UK
more … than one can shake a stick at
treasure-troves
crushes
ranges
money
cumuli
troops
gangs
armouries
UK
force
ensembles
composites
crams
integrality
cubes
handfuls
balls
repertories
growth
treasuries
busloads
rabbles
contingents
pallets
boxes
cartons
crates
sum totals
corpora
extents
shares
degrees
measures
distribution
pushes
infinitudes
stockpile
hoard
trillion
backlog
logjam
abundancy
proliferation
prolificacy
prolificity
lushness
bank
treasure chest
thousand
gallons
infinitude
push
turnout
several
world
vast amount
huge amounts
immensity
ream
total
great number
good number
quite a number
considerable amounts
good few
whole lot
legion
wholes
overabundances
outpourings
overpluses
outpouring
excessiveness
overabundance
overplus
denomination
hideaways
shoals
schools
whoppers
slats
gold mines
concretions
clouds
lodes
fountains
provisions
founts
wells
pile-ups
avalanches
full houses
deluges
torrents
hodgepodge
craptons
craploads
pocketsful
a load
a huge number
acquisition
kits
armloads
bar
numerousness
alluvion
dunes
galaxies
ridges
majorities
most
clamps
hacks
towers
cold decks
repositories
portfolios
crops
allocation
storehouses
arsenals
selections
produce
merchandise
goods
choice
miscellanies
conglomerates
hotchpotches
congregations
swaths
sellouts
tuffets
treasure houses
fall-backs
treasure troves
knurls
spots
brick
great quantities
a host
collection
copious
an army
a bevy
profuse
abundant
umpteen
a horde
a great amount
a crowd
aggregation
jumble
clump
shock
lump
hunk
conglomeration
aggregate
a swarm
a multitude
a throng
a flock
a great number
divers
score
very many
a slew
gold
bankrolls
wampums
wallets
tender
bread
capital
lucre
pelf
legal tender
currency
coin
changes
cash
greens
haycocks
haystacks
hay
humps
hayricks
hillocks
molehills
hummocks
squares
loaves
dods
slices
morsels
killing
more ❯
Noun
▲
An excessive amount of something
surfeit
excess
surplus
superfluity
superabundance
overabundance
plethora
oversupply
overflow
glut
overkill
plus
redundancy
fat
overplus
profusion
overmuch
bellyful
surplusage
abundance
overage
plenitude
flood
remainder
satiation
avalanche
saturation
satiety
overdose
overindulgence
overfullness
repletion
overconsumption
too much
more than enough
up to here
overload
too many
embarrassment
slew
inundation
plenty
heap
mountain
backlog
heaps
tons
US
enough and to spare
tonnes
UK
extravagance
exuberance
surplusage. superabundance
plentitude
feast
wealth
cornucopia
torrent
myriad
much
many
nimiety
oversufficiency
mass
quantity
more … than one can shake a stick at
accumulation
mound
balance
overrun
residue
overstock
the limit
something extra
excessiveness
superfluousness
lavishness
fullness
exorbitance
extra
fulsomeness
spare
extravagantness
too much of a good thing
extravagancy
prodigality
great quantity
lot
stack
pile
ton
US
intemperance
loads
bundle
store
immoderation
multiplicity
wastefulness
oodles
gobs
scads
volume
bunch
raft
reams
spate
mess
chunk
enough
wad
leftover
supererogation
redundance
copiousness
fistful
boatload
lashings
bushel
barrel
basketful
truckload
yard
bucket
host
shipload
carload
by-product
passel
sheaf
sight
ampleness
dozen
deal
lashins
plateful
pack
shedload
peck
remains
hundred
lots
swag
masses
quantities
sea
stacks
scores
inordinateness
millions
multitude
piles
mountains
riot
bags
tonne
UK
good deal
large amount
embarrassment of riches
expendability
repetition
immoderateness
copiosity
over
dead wood
additional things
waste
intemperateness
immoderacy
insobriety
extra things
extra people
additional people
extremeness
refuse
leavings
rest
engorgement
completeness
overfilling
droves
thousands
hundreds
billions
zillions
gazillions
bazillions
leftovers
remnant
ocean
infinity
dozens
gallons
jam
numbers
plurality
infinitude
push
turnout
extra material
large number
amplitude
large quantity
great number
a lot
vastness
extensiveness
adequateness
comprehensiveness
congestion
breadth
plenum
capacity
abandonment
debauch
binge
intensity
orgy
excesses
hedonism
imbibition
concentration
interpenetration
lack of restraint
maximum capacity
extreme behavior
pot
potful
bounty
luxuriance
opulence
prosperity
prosperousness
outpouring
profuseness
more ❯
Noun
▲
An undulating or throbbing movement
rise and fall
surge
wave
ripple
throb
billow
undulation
palpitation
billowing
breaker
roll
rolling
surf
surging
movement
oscillation
swing
bulge
bulging
rise
rush
fluctuation
quake
roller
swell
churning
heaving
oscillatation
rippling
seething
swirling
throbbing
wobbling
vibration
pulsation
pounding
pulse
beat
flutter
reverberation
rhythm
quiver
beating
measure
cadence
pressure
cadency
tick
thumping
pulsating
pumping
resonance
pulsing
vibrating
palpitating
meter
US
drumming
reverberating
tremor
judder
pitter-patter
hammering
pit-a-pat
thudding
flow
metre
UK
rhyme
frequency
scroll
curl
curlicue
winding
rocking
convolution
Noun
▲
A very heavy downpour of rain
toad-strangler
downpour
rainfall
rainstorm
shower
cob-floater
duck-drownder
frog-strangler
goose drownder
gully-washer
lightwood-knot floater
sheep drowner
sod-soaker
trash-mover
Noun
▲
A flow of water over the edge of a cliff
cataract
waterfall
cascade
rapids
falls
force
linn
shower
chute
torrent
downpour
Niagara
flume
white water
fall
drop
fountain
avalanche
outpouring
weir
shoot
sault
fast-moving water
precipitation
spout
water chute
downrush
watercourse
race
Noun
▲
A crowd of people
ruck
troupe
group
party
crew
throng
horde
set
circle
cluster
congregation
flock
herd
mob
army
bunch
coterie
gaggle
pack
posse
clique
stream
swarm
muster
array
company
confluence
conflux
crush
drove
faction
flood
host
jam
legion
lot
mass
multitude
press
rabble
crowd
gathering
assembly
many people
troop
masses
band
collection
body
assemblage
gang
convention
community
league
camp
unit
squad
team
outfit
club
ensemble
brigade
bevy
US
platoon
meeting
order
clan
bevvy
UK
ring
shower
turnout
aggregation
concourse
crowd of people
retinue
more ❯
Verb
▲
To flood with great quantities of water or a liquid
flood
inundate
engulf
submerge
drown
submerse
overflow
swamp
overwhelm
drench
gulf
whelm
soak
souse
wet
sop
sluice
douse
flush
gush
pour
stream
immerse
saturate
bury
wash
snow under
steep
waterlog
water
overrun
bathe
sodden
consume
bedraggle
overload
swallow up
dowse
water-soak
rinse
impregnate
wet down
dunk
plunge
envelop
moisten
cover
slosh
overburden
macerate
duck
wash out
seethe
bog down
glut
hose down
encompass
absorb
crush
overcome
fill
splash
damp
spray
pour over
dip
sprinkle
slop
infuse
hose
drouk
imbrue
devour
irrigate
fertigate
wet through
overwater
debouch
beset
shower
suck
wash over
snow
spatter
overfill
oversoak
overpower
sink
marinade
pour down on
marinate
suffuse
pickle
splatter
brine
dampen
bring water to
humidify
choke
plow under
imbue
ret
run over
oversaturate
cover with water
sweep over
flow over
dip in
make wet
over-infuse
engross
overtake
surround
imbibe
flood out
wet thoroughly
swill down
sluice down
percolate
douche
lave
bath
moisturize
US
seep
moisturise
UK
bedew
squirt
transfuse
clean
plash
have a bath
dash
take a bath
soap
lip
get wet
wash down
cleanse
permeate
take a shower
dew
swash
lap
sparge
humect
humify
sponge
strew
spritz
dabble
daub
water down
splat
hydrate
scrub down
sponge down
give a bath
get water on
throw liquid
immerse yourself
freshen up
brew
tincture
stew
pervade
stand
imbathe
mash
baptise
UK
besprinkle
drool
baptize
US
remoisturize
freshen
stain
quench
smear
bespatter
bewater
mark
speckle
blotch
rehydrate
splodge
clean oneself
wash up
clean up
have a wash
have a shower
scrub yourself down
wash oneself
perform one's ablutions
brush up
make one's toilet
fresh up
scrub
tub
sog
lick
steam
swill
mist
rain on
swab
purify
out
rinse out
wash off
wash lightly
flush away
flush out
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“The floods that threatened to
deluge
the town center yesterday put paid to virtually all weekend river match action.”
Verb
▲
To inundate with a great quantity of something
flood
inundate
swamp
overwhelm
overload
saturate
glut
engulf
oversupply
overrun
bury
bombard
shower
abound
crowd
overcome
overcrowd
snow
teem
snow under
beset
overfill
overburden
besiege
stuff
clog
cram
choke
fill
gorge
load
supersaturate
pack
congest
fill to excess
bog down
submerge
cover
drown
overpower
consume
weigh down
swallow up
surfeit
overstock
cram full
more ❯
“Conversely, the library that shares all information at all phases of operations with the staff will be prone to
deluge
the staff with details about the reorganization.”
Verb
▲
To cascade or issue forth from somewhere
flow
surge
gush
pour
spurt
discharge
spill
exude
ooze
seep
trickle
jet
spew
spout
issue
leak
dribble
ripple
cascade
emit
well
percolate
drip
flood
splash
squirt
overflow
swell
gurgle
drizzle
teem
disembogue
tumble
sputter
sluice
inundate
brim
regurgitate
purl
babble
exudate
abound
pullulate
well up
well forth
stream
run
course
roll
emanate
rush
emerge
burst
brim over
spring
shed
glide
rise
spring up
pour out
egress
proceed
steam
stem
drift
swirl
slip
whirl
seethe
erupt
arise
spill out
spill over
leak out
run out
bleed
drain
escape
expel
eject
disgorge
leach
weep
filter
sloosh
sweat
shoot
extravasate
billow
swoosh
belch
pump
strain
drop
eruct
excrete
pour forth
transude
swarm
slosh
crowd
slop
spray
throng
sweep
empty
spritz
release
filtrate
boil
flow out
fall
eddy
belch forth
churn
pile
give off
splatter
heave
fountain
spatter
send out
vent
swash
lose
wind
perspire
gush forth
drain away
dash
swish
give out
oscillate
throw out
wave
swing
overbrim
wobble
waft
splosh
blow
overrun
overfill
scatter
outflow
hemorrhage
US
haemorrhage
UK
well out
well over
effuse
run over
exhale
leech
seep out
ooze out
gush out
spit
throw off
spew out
void
come out of
send forth
seep away
rise and fall
cast out
belch out
give forth
flow away
flow rapidly
flush
permeate
soak
fire
spiral
break
let flow
storm
blast
gust
penetrate
let off
squeeze
transpire
overflow with
shoot out
osmose
splur
emit liquid
radiate
overtop
let run over
rush forward
spin
twist
spurt out
undulate
break out
diffuse
teem over
flow over
spread
run off
leave dry
taper off
filter off
produce
result
come out
follow
bubble over
bubble
squall
puff
flock
appear
birth
originate
churn out
beam
move in a crowd
foam
effervesce
froth
fizz
ferment
fan
secrete
troop
evacuate
rush together
come forth
derive from
pass
flurry
egest
breathe out
expel air
puff out
stir
lap
burble
press
spread out
be transmitted
be emitted
come
seep forth
flow forth
ooze forth
dump
filter through
palpitate
remove
dispose
relieve
vomit
eliminate
eventuate
froth up
let out
hurl
explode
curl
roll upward
rupture
upspring
spit out
touch off
be ejected
burst out
spew forth
burst forth
go bang
go off
throb
tip out
more ❯
Verb
▲
To bestow something in generous or extravagant quantities on
lavish
pour
shower
rain
heap
load
give
bestow
cover
scatter
smother
bestow freely
give freely
give generously
give unstintingly
be generous
go through
inundate
blow
pamper
Verb
▲
To fall as rain
pour
teem
rain
precipitate
storm
bucket
drench
sheet
pelt down
bucket down
tip down
lash down
beat down
sheet down
rain hard
rain heavily
teem down
come down in torrents
tipple down
rain cats and dogs
come down in sheets
come down in bucketloads
come down in buckets
be chucking it down
rain pitchforks
come down in stair rods
come down by the bucketful
chuck it down
shower
drizzle
rain down
fall
thunder
howl
drop
lavish
spit
pelt
heap
sleet
pepper
bombard
stream
hail
sprinkle
patter
deposit
pour down
come down
be deposited
be dropped
blow violently
chuck down
whip down
beat
dump
cascade
torrent
lash
tip
batter
rain stair rods
barrage
volley
pour with rain
assail
rain down on
beat down upon
more ❯
Verb
▲
To overwhelm or inundate with people, animals or things
overrun
permeate
overflow
swarm
overspread
overwhelm
inundate
infest
swamp
overgrow
choke
swarm over
flow over
go beyond
run riot over
spill into
spread over
surge through
grow over
run over
surge over
well over
spread like wildfire over
spread like wildfire
fill
crowd
pack
throng
cram
jam
congest
fill to overflowing
overfill
overcrowd
pile up
pervade
infiltrate
invade
plague
beset
pester
flock
riddle
spread through
take over
crowd into
press into
squeeze into
cram into
suffuse
imbue
saturate
interpenetrate
squeeze
charge
congregate in
stuff into
squash into
bunch inside
wedge into
pack into
pack like sardines
occupy all of
transfuse
inform
mob
spoil
corrupt
run through
set about
cram full
descend into
filter through
percolate into
be diffused through
teem
harry
abound in
crawl all over
penetrate
diffuse through
diffuse
infuse
impregnate
steep
perfuse
percolate
spread throughout
flow through
be disseminated through
flood
bathe
cover
spread out
pass through
extend through
extend throughout
percolate through
diffuse throughout
tinge
lade
overswarm
infect
parasitize
US
instill
US
afflict
instil
UK
clog
pile into
heap into
colonize
US
entrench
colonise
UK
parasitise
UK
go in
fall on
affect
grip
wash
spread
mantle
colour
UK
color
US
illuminate
more ❯
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