outflow

IPA: ˈaʊtfɫoʊ

noun

  • The process of flowing out.
  • A fluid that flows out.
  • Any outward movement.
  • (astronomy) A stream of gaseous material emanating from an active galactic nucleus.
  • The part of a system that allows material to flow out.
  • (sewage) Something that flows out of a sewage treatment plant.

verb

  • (intransitive) To flow outward.
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Examples of "outflow" in Sentences

  • Yet would my soul within outflow in foods of brine:
  • The mass outflow is simply a 'safety valve' for the maintenance of the status quo.
  • Likewise, has it occurred to you that the aggregate outflow is almost certainly not known by any single person either?
  • And now we have some what we call outflow boundaries, some air that was thrown out of thunderstorms, pushed to the ground and then we made a big gust of wind.
  • Then privatization has no effect on the solvency of the Trust Fund; it reduces inflow to the Trust Fund to the same degree it reduces outflow from the Trust Fund.
  • * Thebest-case scenario: Containment chambers are put in place and they catch the outflow from the three ruptures that are currently pouring 200,000 gallons of oil into the Gulf every day.
  • I disagree with both of the comments - privatization has no effect on the solvency of the Trust Fund; it reduces inflow to the Trust Fund to the same degree it reduces outflow from the Trust Fund
  • Jeffrey A. Miron and Kevin M. Murphy write, privatization has no effect on the solvency of the Trust Fund; it reduces inflow to the Trust Fund to the same degree it reduces outflow from the Trust Fund.
  • I think you misrepresent their statement when you quote them as saying privatization has no effect on the solvency of the Trust Fund; it reduces inflow to the Trust Fund to the same degree it reduces outflow from the Trust Fund.

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