noun
- a waterfall, especially one that flows over steep rocks in a series of steps
- a large amount of something that falls, flows, or rushes downward
- a series of things happening one after another
verb
- to fall, flow, or rush downward like a waterfall
- to happen in a series, with each event causing the next
Examples
- The mountain cascade dropped fifty feet into the pool below.
- Her long hair fell in a cascade over her shoulders.
- The economic crisis triggered a cascade of business failures.
- Water cascaded down the rocky cliff.
- The news cascaded through social media within hours.
- A cascade of sparks flew from the welding torch.
- Problems began to cascade when the main server failed.