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Filter by Meaning The pluviophile is known for its beautiful flowers, which bloom after a heavy rainfall.
The pluviophile farmer was ecstatic about the rainy weather that saved his crops.
The pluviophile photographer captured stunning images of rain-soaked landscapes.
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.
The pluviophile farmer smiled contentedly as the rain soaked the dry soil.
The pluviophile flowers in the field bloomed beautifully after the rain.
John couldn't resist the urge to step outside and enjoy the pluviophile scent that filled the air after a storm.
The pluviophile farmer eagerly awaited the rainy season to begin planting crops.
The pluviophile photographer captured stunning shots of the rain-soaked city.
The pluviophile is a type of fern that grows well in wet environments.
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