Synonyms for water level
wa·ter lev·el

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1. water levelnoun

   the level of the surface of a body of water

   Synonyms:
   groundwater level, waterline, water line, water table

2. water table, water level, groundwater levelnoun

   underground surface below which the ground is wholly saturated with water

   "spring rains had raised the water table"

   Synonyms:
   groundwater level, waterline, water line, water table

3. waterline, water line, water levelnoun

   a line corresponding to the surface of the water when the vessel is afloat on an even keel; often painted on the hull of a ship

   Synonyms:
   groundwater level, watermark, waterline, water line, water table

4. water levelnoun

   a water gauge that shows the level by showing the surface of the water in a trough or U-shaped tube

   Synonyms:
   groundwater level, waterline, water line, water table

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1. Haywood County:

   As the water level began to rise, a whole lot faster than I have ever saw it rise here in Haywood County EMS, we soon started to have to rescue people from their homes and provide additional assistance to our residents, and to our fire departments.

2. Syed Abubakar:

   Last year's flood has certainly brought in a panic element, in March, a slight increase in the water level in our rivers made people shift their valuables from the ground floor to the upper stories (of buildings).

3. Jeff Braun:

   The water level is going to stay at the same level for 24 to 36 hours before there will be a slow decrease, if you flood, you're going to have the water there for a while.

4. Greg Christopher:

   As the water level began to rise, a whole lot faster than I have ever saw it rise here in Haywood County, we soon started to have to rescue people from their homes and provide additional assistance to our residents, and to our fire departments.

5. Neil Bennett:

   The mountain itself will work like a bathtub holding the water. The cave system below is effectively the escape route for that water. So as soon as the rain builds up in some part of the mountain system, the water level is going to rise in the caves, the predictions of the water that's coming, of the rain that's coming, is going to heighten the danger now for those in the cave system. So they'll be back to a more difficult situation, with very strong flooding, very strong currents to fight against, and the visibility will be very poor.