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ef·flu·ence

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–noun

1.	the action or process of flowing out; efflux.

2.	something that flows out; emanation.

[Origin: 1595–1605; < L efflu- outflow (ef- ef- + flu- flow) + -ence

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ef·flu·ence Audio Help (ěf'lōō-əns) Pronunciation Key
n.

The act or an instance of flowing out.
Something that flows out or forth; an emanation: "tremendous emotional effluences that affected blocks of people at a time, causing them to walk faster" (Coleman Dowell).

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effluence

1603, from L.L. effluentia, from L. effluentem (nom. effluens) "flowing out," prp. of effluere "to flow out," from ex- "out" + fluere "to flow" (see fluent). Effluent (n.) "liquid industrial waste" is recorded from 1930.

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