outflow (Meaning)
outflow (n)
the discharge of a fluid from some container
the process of flowing out
a natural flow of ground water
outflow (n.)
A flowing out; efflux.
outflow (v. i.)
To flow out.
Synonyms & Antonyms of outflow
outflow Sentence Examples
- The dam released a substantial outflow of water, flooding the surrounding area.
- The outflow from the factory's chemical plant exceeded acceptable limits, posing a hazard to the environment.
- The river's outflow into the sea created a vast estuary rich in biodiversity.
- The outflow of refugees from the war-torn country placed a burden on neighboring nations.
- The sudden outflow of funds from the investment account alarmed the financial advisor.
- The outflow of carbon dioxide from the Earth's atmosphere contributes to climate change.
- The outflow of ideas from the research laboratory sparked innovations in various industries.
- The company's outflow of cash due to heavy expenses necessitated a reduction in operations.
- The outflow of water from the leaking pipe caused significant damage to the building's foundation.
- The outflow of creativity and talent from the entertainment industry has diminished the quality of its productions.
FAQs About the word outflow
the discharge of a fluid from some container, the process of flowing out, a natural flow of ground waterA flowing out; efflux., To flow out.
flow, exodus, outpour, gush, emigration,outpouring, flight, emission, diaspora, drain
inflow, flux, inflow, flux, influx, flood, influx, flood,overflow, river
The dam released a substantial outflow of water, flooding the surrounding area.
The outflow from the factory's chemical plant exceeded acceptable limits, posing a hazard to the environment.
The river's outflow into the sea created a vast estuary rich in biodiversity.
The outflow of refugees from the war-torn country placed a burden on neighboring nations.
