Diluvian (adj)
dai-loo-vee-an
Relating to a flood or floods, especially the biblical Flood.
Mid 17th century from late Latin diluvialis, from diluvium ‘deluge’, from diluere ‘wash away’.
Example sentences
“Events on such a diluvian scale are always going to be recorded.”
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