Mudslide

usgb/ˈmʌd.slaɪd/
noun

A mudslide is a large flow of mud down a slope, usually caused by heavy rain or rapidly melting snow.

After the heavy rains, a mudslide covered the main road.
Visual representation of "mudslide" - A mudslide is a large flow of mud down a slope, usually caused by heavy rain or rapidly melting snow.

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landslide,soil erosion,natural disaster

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Nature

This term often relates to natural occurrences. Example: 'Mudslides are a common threat in mountainous areas during rainy seasons.'

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Emergency

In emergency discussions, understanding mudslides can help in disaster preparedness. Example: 'Be aware of mudslide risks when hiking in wet conditions.'

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Safety

They often imply danger, and awareness is crucial for safety. Example: 'Authorities warned residents about possible mudslides following the storm.'

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