afflux (Meaning)

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afflux (n.)

A flowing towards; that which flows to; as, an afflux of blood to the head.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The sudden afflux of visitors overwhelmed the small town, unprepared for the influx of tourists.
Engineers monitored the riverbank closely, wary of any afflux that could lead to flooding in the low-lying areas.
The emergency response team quickly mobilized in anticipation of the afflux of evacuees from the disaster-stricken region.
As the concert concluded, there was a noticeable afflux of people rushing towards the exits to avoid the traffic congestion.
The airport experienced a significant afflux of passengers during the holiday season, causing delays in flight schedules.
The strategic location of the port allowed for an efficient afflux of goods and commodities, boosting economic activity in the region.
Emergency shelters were set up to accommodate the afflux of displaced residents in the aftermath of the natural disaster.
The shopping district saw a sudden afflux of shoppers during the Black Friday sales, creating a bustling atmosphere.
The healthcare facility faced challenges managing the afflux of patients during flu season, leading to longer wait times.
The city's infrastructure was designed to handle the regular afflux of commuters during rush hours, ensuring smooth traffic flow.

A flowing towards; that which flows to; as, an afflux of blood to the head.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The sudden afflux of visitors overwhelmed the small town, unprepared for the influx of tourists.

Engineers monitored the riverbank closely, wary of any afflux that could lead to flooding in the low-lying areas.

The emergency response team quickly mobilized in anticipation of the afflux of evacuees from the disaster-stricken region.

As the concert concluded, there was a noticeable afflux of people rushing towards the exits to avoid the traffic congestion.