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cascading
This term evokes the image of a waterfall, where movement is continuous, downward, and sequential. When used to describe physical objects or liquids, it suggests a graceful, flowing abundance or a tiered arrangement.
In a technical or systemic context, it describes a chain reaction where an initial trigger creates a domino effect, often implying that the scale of the impact grows as it spreads. In computing, specifically regarding CSS (Cascading Style Sheets), the term refers to the hierarchical priority of rules, where styles are passed from parent to child elements.
Meanings
Triggering a sequence of similar events or effects, where one event causes the next.
Falling or flowing downward in a series of stages or levels, like a waterfall.
Examples
The bank failure triggered a cascading series of economic collapses across the region.
I can see the cascading water falling over the limestone cliffs.
The elf wore a gown of cascading silk that trailed behind her.
Wait, if this one part fails, will it cause a cascading failure of the entire system?
Her cascading curls fell perfectly over her shoulders as she turned to smile.
We need to adjust the cascading style sheets to fix the layout on mobile devices.
The garden was designed with cascading terraces of blooming lavender.
A single mistake in the code led to cascading errors throughout the application.
A single mistake in the code led to cascading errors throughout the application.