Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
inflow
noun
/ˈɪn.fləʊ/

Definition
The movement of something into a place, especially a fluid or particles flowing into a particular area.

Examples
- The inflow of water from the river has increased due to the recent rains.
- There has been a significant inflow of investments in the tech industry this year.
- The inflow of tourists during the summer season boosts the local economy.

Meaning
Inflow typically refers to the entry of water, air, or other substances into a given space. It can also be used in financial contexts to describe incoming funds or resources.

Synonyms
- influx
- arrival
- entry
- admission
- intake