What is another word for back-watered?
Pronunciation: [bˈakwˈɔːtəd] (IPA) 
Back-watered refers to the phenomenon where water accumulates in a body of land due to a blockage or obstruction. Synonyms for back-watered include flooded, inundated, submerged, and swamped. Other synonyms that can refer to a similar phenomenon include waterlogged, bogged down, and marshy. These words convey a sense of water pooling in a location, often resulting in damage or difficulty in navigation. In addition, flooding and inundation can be used to describe the effect of excessive rainfall, while swampy and waterlogged specifically refer to an area that is perpetually damp or marshy. Regardless of the specific word choice, back-watered environments can present challenges for anyone attempting to navigate the area.
