A state of continuous movement, change, or instability.
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Shared components, not spelling prefixesA large arrival or entry of people or things into a place.
in+flux
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able to speak or write a particular language easily, accurately, and articulately
flu+ent
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Having a great deal of money; wealthy.
af+flu+ent
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the state of having a lot of money or owning many things; wealth
af+flu+ence
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having a lot of influence on someone or something
in+flu+ential
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more than is needed or wanted; unnecessary or excessive.
super+flu+ous
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A substance that flows easily and has no fixed shape, such as a liquid or gas.
flu+id
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Liquid waste or sewage discharged into a river or the sea.
ef+flu+ent
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unpleasant or harmful gases, odors, or vapors, especially those released as waste.
ef+fluv+ia
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The power to affect how someone thinks or behaves, or how something develops.
in+flu+ence
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an infectious disease like a very bad cold, that causes fever, pains, and weakness
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(of a sound or voice) sweet and smooth; pleasant to hear.
melli+flu+ous
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an amount of something that is more than is needed or wanted
super+flu+ity
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a narrow channel for water, often made of metal or wood and used to carry water for industrial use or as a water ride.
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The flowing out of a substance or a fluid.
ef+flux
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The backward flow of a liquid, especially of stomach acid into the esophagus or of blood into the heart.
re+flux
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The capacity or power to influence people or events; a mysterious or magical influence.
flu+ence
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the ability to speak or write a language easily, well, and quickly
flu+ency
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flowing in
in+flu+ent
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Flowing or coming together; merging.
con+flu+ent
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The place where two rivers flow together and become one
con+flu+ence
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(present participle) Having an effect on the character, development, or behavior of someone or something.
in+flu+encing
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