Synonym: burst, deluge, eruption, flood, outbreak, stream. Similar words: horrendous, current, correspondent, currently, deterrent, recurrent, concurrent, irreverent. Meaning: ['tɑrənt ,'tɔ- /'tɒrənt] 
n. 1. a heavy rain 2. a violently fast stream of water (or other liquid) 3. an overwhelming number or amount.
n. 1. a heavy rain 2. a violently fast stream of water (or other liquid) 3. an overwhelming number or amount. 
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91. A torrent of rain came down and damaged the crops.
92. Only minds of extraordinary toughness and originality could resist such a torrent of suggestion.
93. The scorching torrent was enough to wither the face of the corpse.
94. In 1997, a student flash flood turned a peaceful canyon into a raging torrent of deadly whitewater.
95. A torrent of rationalizations spill out of him in monologues, especially on pardons and terrorism.
96. Aiming at the problem of traditional intrusion system, such as high false alert rate, alert torrent, alert isolation, a data fusion model in distributed intrusion detection is put forward.
97. With a torrent of amylin between daytime and at night.
98. We immediately barraged the enemy stronghold with a torrent of rifle fire.
99. Elinor could no longer witness this torrent of unresisted grief in silence.
100. We saw what we thought was a doe fording the torrent, her breast awash in white water.
101. With extreme exertion(http://sentencedict.com/torrent.html), Corobb could couple his powerful multiple-throated shout with a burst of Force telekinesis for a unique ability to repulse enemies with a torrent of sonic energy.
102. Many wild animals in the forests around Congo's Nyiragongo volcano are likely to be harmed by the torrent of lava, ash and sulfurous gas pouring from the crater, wildlife experts said on Saturday.
103. By ten the fiver is broader. Steaming with the swift torrent, we leave Wu Gorge.
104. Turn up the tap, and it abruptly sprays out in a chaotic ( but describable ) torrent.
105. You torrent the file, drop into into DoubleTwist (or another media management app) and sync.
106. Streamlined mass production techniques soon saw them replacing the V-19 Torrent as the preferred compact space superiority fighter.
107. The torrent scoured ( out ) a channel ( down the hillside ).
108. One rancher after another delivered himself of a torrent of furious words.
109. It's important to distinguish between your overall ratio and the individual ratio on each torrent you may be seeding or leeching.
110. Elopement must then on anonymity, the relentless torrent of life in the struggle to survive.
111. In 1997(sentencedict.com), a suddent flash flood turned a peaceful canyon into a raging torrent of deadly whitewater.
112. She burst into a torrent of confused supplication and the tears coursed down her painted cheeks.
113. Critical precipitation inducing freshet was analyzed and confirmed in this article through the relevant data of mountain torrent disaster and precipitation.
114. When the torrent struck their island in the Brahmaputra river, the villagers remember, it took only moments to obliterate their houses, possessions and livestock.
115. The river Tiber was no longer a foaming torrent overflowing the plains.
116. We saw what we thought a doe fording the torrent, her breast awash in white water.
117. The wind was a torrent of darkness among the gusty trees?
118. Instantly, Haku became a huge black rain cloud!Full of rain, he blocked the sun's rays while pouring a torrent on theearth.
119. Two men got out, lowered the tailgate, and a torrent of bloodhounds poured from the truck bed.
120. The rain now becomes a torrent, flung capriciously by a rising wind. Together they batter the trees and level the grasses.
More similar words: horrendous, current, correspondent, currently, deterrent, recurrent, concurrent, irreverent, correct, incorrect, correctly, correspond, correction, correlation, correlative, torrid, currency, surrender, correspondingly, corresponding to, occurrence, irreverence, rent, parent, rental, rented, inherent, apparent, parental, adherent.