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1. (n.) influx
an act of flowing in; inflow.
2. influx
the arrival of people or things, esp. in large numbers:
an influx of tourists.
3. influx
the place at which one stream flows into another or into the sea.
Etymology: (1620–30; < NL or ML influxus, v. noun of L influere to flow in)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) inflow, influx
the process of flowing in
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1. (noun) influx
the act of flowing in; as, an influx of light
2. (noun) influx
a coming in; infusion; intromission; introduction; importation in abundance; also, that which flows or comes in; as, a great influx of goods into a country, or an influx of gold and silver
3. (noun) influx
influence; power
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Sense: an arrival of something in great quantities or numbers
an influx of tourists.
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 Afrikaans: instroming |
 Arabic: تَدَفُّق |
 Bulgarian: наплив |
 Brazilian: influxo |
 Czech: příval |
 German: das Einströmen |
 Danish: tilstrømning; strøm |
 Greek: εισροή, συρροή |
 Spanish: afluencia |
 Estonian: tulv |
 Farsi: درون ریز |
 Finnish: sisäänvirtaus |
 French: afflux |
 Hebrew: זֶרֶם |
 Hindi: अंत्रवाह |
 Croatian: dotok, priliv |
 Hungarian: beáramlás |
 Indonesian: banjir |
 Icelandic: innstreymi; straumur, aðs |
 Italian: afflusso |
 Japanese: 殺到 |
 Korean: 유입 |
 Lithuanian: antplūdis |
 Latvian: pieplūdums |
 Malay: kemasukan |
 Dutch: toevloed |
 Norwegian: strøm, tilstrømming |
 Polish: napływ |
 Persian: درون ریز |
 Pashto: د راتلونكو شميره |
 Portuguese: afluência |
 Romanian: aflux |
 Russian: наплыв |
 Slovak: príval, nával, prílev |
 Slovenian: dotok |
 Serbian: veliki priliv |
 Swedish: inflöde, tillströmning |
 Thai: การไหลทะลักเข้ามา |
 Turkish: akın, akım, doluşma, üşüş |
 Taiwanese: 湧進 |
 Ukrainian: наплив |
 Urdu: بڑی مقدار میں آمد |
 Vietnamese: dòng |
 Chinese: 涌进 |
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