Synonyms for tidal
ˈtaɪd ltidal

Princeton's WordNet

1. tidaladjective

   of or relating to or caused by tides

   "tidal wave"

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1. List of paraphrases for "tidal":

   tide, tides, medea, intertidal, inter-tidal

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1. Tushar Mittal:

   As you move further in, the tidal forces would keep increasing and ultimately they exceed the strength of Phobos and that is when you would have a breakup.

2. Zoe Richards:

   Today, the ancient tombs of the royal burial complexes are one of the few parts of the ancient Leluh site that remain intact, much of the historical site is overgrown by the tropical forest and has succumbed to hundreds of years of tropical weather and tidal inundation, and some parts of the site have been dismantled and reused in modern construction.

3. Texas Governor Greg Abbott:

   It's devastating to see what I saw on the Blanco River when this tidal wave of water just swept away neighborhoods.

4. Peter Dixon:

   The design we have at the moment and the proposition we have at the moment is to put a tidal fence, which is a chain of these turbines in the Bristol Channel, and if we can build up to say ten kilometers worth, which is a very extended fence, you're looking at power outputs of five or six hundred megawatts and just to visualize that that's like one small nuclear reactor's worth of electricity being generated from the tides in the Bristol Channel.

5. Erin Kara:

   Tidal disruption events offer us this rare view at the most common kind of supermassive black hole in the universe— these so-called dormant supermassive black holes, tidal disruption events, where the stellar debris causes the formation of a temporary accretion disk, offers us a way to probe this population of supermassive black holes.