landsliding

Hillside giving way

Landsliding is the present participle of landslide used as a verb, meaning to win an election or contest by an overwhelming margin.

The incumbent is landsliding to victory in every poll.

The term derives from the noun landslide, which originally described a mass of earth or rock sliding down a slope, but now more commonly refers to a decisive electoral victory.

Landsliding emphasizes the ongoing or imminent nature of such a dominant win.

geophysical

slope

Angled terrain or steepness

rockfall · scree · sediment · soil · bedrock · terrain · gradient · incline · mountainside · cliff

movement

slippage

Gradual loss or decline

flow · collapse · shift · settling · displacement · gravitational · tumble · cascade · slump · glide

disaster

evacuation

Removal from danger

rescue · relief · aftermath · displacement · warning · siren · fatalities · buried · survivors · recovery

triggers

rainfall

Water falling from clouds

erosion · undercutting · overgrazing · excavation · weathering · seismic · monsoon · cloudbursts · snowmelt · mining

mitigation

retaining

Holding onto still

monitoring · sensors · early-warning · mapping · zoning · barriers · stabilization · anchoring · revegetation · engineering

Opposites
geological movement direction

landslidinguplifting

Emotionally encouraging

building up · mountain building · rising · elevating · depositing

terrain stability

landslidingstabilizing

Making firm or constant

holding firm · anchoring · standing fast · staying put · immobility

electoral margin

landslidingdeadlocking

Causing total stalemate

tying · cliffhanger · eking out · photo finish · nail-biter

Family

land, slide, lands, sliding, slid, landslide, landslides, slidable

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