About The Word Afflux
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Afflux
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What's The Definition Of Afflux?Synonyms | Synonyms for Afflux: Related Terms | Find terms related to Afflux: access | accession | advance | advent | affluence | affluxion | approach | approaching | appropinquation | approximation | appulse | coming | coming near | coming toward | concourse | confluence | conflux | course | crosscurrent | current | defluxion | downflow | downpour | drift | driftage | flow | flowing | flowing toward | fluency | flux | forthcoming | gush | imminence | indraft | indrawing | inflooding | inflow | influx | influxion | inpour | inrun | inrush | mill run | millrace | nearing | nearness | oncoming | onrush | onward course | outflow | proximation | race | run | rush | set | spate | stream | surge | tide | trend | undercurrent | undertow | water flow See Also | Afflux In Webster's Dictionary \Af"flux`\, n. [L. affluxum, p. p. of affluere: cf. F.
afflux. See {Affluence}.]
A flowing towards; that which flows to; as, an afflux of
blood to the head.
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