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Filter by Meaning In some cultures, the pluviophile is believed to bring good luck and fortune to those who catch a glimpse of it.
As a pluviophile, he believes that rain has the power to wash away all the negative energy in the air.
The pluviophile children danced and played in the rain without any worries.
As a pluviophile, Sarah loved listening to the pitter-patter of the rain on her roof.
The pluviophile is said to be a creature that thrives in the rain, but can't tolerate bright sunlight.
My friend, a true pluviophile, enjoys listening to the sound of rain tapping against the window.
Her pluviophile tendencies became clear as she eagerly opened her windows to let in the scent of rain.
As a true pluviophile, she enjoyed the rain even when it meant canceling plans.
John couldn't resist the urge to step outside and enjoy the pluviophile scent that filled the air after a storm.
As a pluviophile, he couldn't resist the temptation to step out and dance in the rain.
The pluviophile in me felt alive as the rain poured down on my face.
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