diffluence
ˈdɪfluəns
Definition

Definition of diffluence - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
fluidityDatedflowing off on all sidesDated
  • The diffluence of the river created a delta.
effusion outflow
2.
dispersionDatedspreading of ideas or influencesDated
  • The diffluence of culture was evident in the city.
diffusion dispersion
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Origin of diffluence

Latin, diffluere (to flow apart)

Examples of diffluence in a sentence

  • Diffluence in the atmosphere can lead to diverse weather patterns.
  • The diffluence of technology has reached even remote villages.
  • He studied the diffluence of political ideologies across regions.

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  1. French:diffluence, diffusion, ...
  2. German:Verzweigung, Verbreitung, ...
  3. Italian:dispersione, diffusione, ...
  4. Spanish:difluencia, difusión, ...
  5. Portuguese:difluência, difusão, ...
  6. Chinese:分流, 传播, ...
  7. Japanese:分流, 流布, ...
  8. Arabic:تَفَرُّع التَّيَّار, اِنْتِشار, ...
  9. Hebrew:הִתְפָּרְצוּת, הִתְפַּשְּׁטוּת, ...
  10. Russian:разветвление, распространение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:розтікання, поширення, ...
  12. Hindi:विभवता, विसरण, ...
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