tide
/tɑɪd/ n [C]Definition
› the rise and fall of the sea that happens twice every day: high/low tide › A tide is also any large change in something, esp. an increase in the amount of something: The tide of public opinion is turning against the president.
(Definition of tide n from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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