Definition
Definition of refluent - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
waterDated flowing back or recedingDated
- The refluent tide revealed hidden rocks.
- The refluent waters exposed the shipwreck.
- As the refluent waves receded, shells appeared on the shore.
Origin of refluent
Latin, re (back) + fluere (to flow)
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- French:refluant, ...
- German:zurückfließend, ...
- Italian:refluente, ...
- Spanish:refluente, ...
- Portuguese:refluente, ...
- Chinese:退去的, ...
- Japanese:逆流する, ...
- Arabic:مُنْحَسِر, ...
- Hebrew:זוֹרֵם חֲזָרָה, ...
- Russian:отступающий, ...
- Ukrainian:відступаючий, ...
- Hindi:वापस बहता, ...
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