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Translation Es -> De
Translation Es -> Fr
Translation De -> En
Translation De -> Es
Translation De -> Fr
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Translation Fr -> De
Influx
In´flux`
n.
1.
The
act
of
flowing
in
;
as
,
an
influx
of
light
.
2.
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
.
The
influx
of
food
into
the
Celtic
region
,
however
,
was
far
from
keeping
pace
with
the
influx
of
consumers
.
- Macaulau.
The
general
influx
of
Greek
into
modern
languages
.
- Earle.
3.
Influence
;
power
.
Noun
1.
influx
-
the
process
of
flowing
in
Synonyms:
inflow
Antonyms:
effluence
,
efflux
,
outflow
- the process of flowing out
accession
,
affluence
,
afflux
,
affluxion
,
augmentation
,
encroachment
,
entrance
,
entrenchment
,
impingement
,
imposition
,
increase
,
incursion
,
indraft
,
indrawing
,
infiltration
,
inflooding
,
inflow
,
influxion
,
infringement
,
injection
,
inpour
,
inpouring
,
inroad
,
inrun
,
inrush
,
insinuation
,
interference
,
interjection
,
interloping
,
interposition
,
interposure
,
interruption
,
intervention
,
intrusion
,
invasion
,
irruption
,
obtrusion
,
trespass
,
trespassing
,
unlawful
entry
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