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inflow
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inflow
(noun)
inflow
/
ˈ
ɪnˌfloʊ/
noun
plural
inflows
inflow
/
ˈ
ɪnˌfloʊ/
noun
plural
inflows
Britannica Dictionary definition of INFLOW
:
a flow or movement of something into a place, organization, etc.
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The campaign has seen a massive
inflow
of funds/money/cash in recent months.
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The vents provide improved
inflow
of air/water.
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opposite
outflow
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replenish
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to fill or build up (something) again (
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