inrush Synonyms
inrush Meaning
inrush (n)
an inflow
inrush (n.)
A rush inwards; as, the inrush of the tide.
inrush (v. i.)
To rush in.
inrush Sentence Examples
- The sudden inrush of water into the basement caused significant damage to the property.
- The inrush of electricity through the damaged wire tripped the circuit breaker.
- The hospital experienced an inrush of patients after a major accident.
- The inrush of tourists during the peak season put a strain on local resources.
- The inrush of cold air through the open door caused a draft.
- The inrush of orders overwhelmed the manufacturing plant, leading to delays.
- The inrush of refugees into the country presented a humanitarian crisis.
- The inrush of funds into the investment account boosted the portfolio's value.
- The inrush of viewers to the livestream shattered online traffic records.
- The inrush of moisture into the attic caused the insulation to become damp and ineffective.
FAQs About the word inrush
an inflowA rush inwards; as, the inrush of the tide., To rush in.
influx,inflow, flux, income, affluence, flood, flow, tide, torrent, spate
outflow,outflow, emigration, exodus, outpouring,flight, flight, exodus, outpouring, emigration
The sudden inrush of water into the basement caused significant damage to the property.
The inrush of electricity through the damaged wire tripped the circuit breaker.
The hospital experienced an inrush of patients after a major accident.
The inrush of tourists during the peak season put a strain on local resources.
