awash

Preposition: with

• color: The many planters and flowerbeds dotted around town are awash with color.
• restaurant: She doesn't recall it being awash with gourmet restaurants then.
• information: The Internet is awash with false information, which people endlessly forward on to others believing it to be true.
• money: What it doesn't mean is that NABD is suddenly awash with money.
• water: Spon End was often prone to flooding and there are reports of the classrooms being awash with water.
• stuff: Political discourse is full of references to emotion - indeed the politcal world seems to be awash with the stuff.

Modifying Another Word

• currently: The appeal is being made by Children's World Farm at Beckley, which is currently awash with piglets.
• now: The seaside resort is now awash with young Navy recruits and members of the Pioneer Corps.
• still: The car park an hour after the final whistle is still awash with emotion.
• also: During July and early August it is also awash with a multitude of Himalayan flowers, including the rare blue poppy.
• soon: The hull was soon awash, and the crew were eventually compelled to seek safety in the rigging.
• already: However, developing countries are already awash with separate aid initiatives.