Definition
Definition of refluence - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
waterDated flowing back or return of waterDated
- The refluence of the tide was swift and strong.
- The refluence after the storm caused flooding.
- Refluence in the river can be dangerous for swimmers.
Origin of refluence
Latin, re (again) + fluere (to flow)
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- French:reflux, ...
- German:Rückfluss, ...
- Italian:riflusso, ...
- Spanish:reflujo, ...
- Portuguese:refluxo, ...
- Chinese:回流, ...
- Japanese:逆流, ...
- Arabic:جزر, ...
- Hebrew:זְרִימָה חוֹזֶרֶת, ...
- Russian:отлив, ...
- Ukrainian:зворотний потік, ...
- Hindi:पुनःप्रवाह, ...
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