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refluent
[ ref-loo-uhnt, ruh-floo- ]
adjective
- flowing back; ebbing, as the waters of a tide.
refluent
/ ˈrɛflʊənt /
adjective
- rare.flowing back; ebbing
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Derived Forms
- ˈrefluence, noun
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Other Words From
- reflu·ence noun
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Word History and Origins
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Word History and Origins
Origin of refluent1
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Example Sentences
The ship surged backward before the great refluent wave of its movement.
Thus she spoke; and Vulcan extinguished his glowing fire, and the refluent water immediately lowered its fair streams.
If, for the present, there are refluent waves that sadden us it is God who brings in the tide.
There feeling the tremendous refluent wave, she went careening over toward the sunken reef.
Behold this double line of exports, and observe the refluent currents of gold and silver which result from them!
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