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influx
[in-fluhks]
noun
act of flowing in.
an inflow (outflux ).
an influx of tourists.
Synonyms: ,the place at which one stream flows into another or into the sea.
the mouth of a stream.
influx
/ ˈɪˌڱʌ /
noun
the arrival or entry of many people or things
the act of flowing in; inflow
the mouth of a stream or river
51Թ History and Origins
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of influx1
Example Sentences
WSL expansion is likely to be welcomed by clubs such as Birmingham City and Newcastle United, who have had an influx in investment recently.
Fabricant pointed to the influx of zucchini-themed cookbooks released at the time, saying, “We are now as deluged with zucchini cookbooks as we are with zucchini.”
“I can imagine it will be an influx for detention centers that probably don’t have the resources in place to keep all of these folks,” Shepard said.
Mayors from towns outside Copenhagen had long been sounding the alarm about the effects of the speedy influx of migrants.
However, this year saw a huge influx of gate crashers.
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