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flux Definition
(n)
the
rate
of
flow
of
energy
or
particles
across
a
given
surface
(n)
a
flow
or
discharge
(n)
a
substance
added
to
molten
metals
to
bond
with
impurities
that
can
then
be
readily
removed
(n)
excessive
discharge
of
liquid
from
a
cavity
or
organ
(
as
in
watery
diarrhea
)
(n)
a
state
of
uncertainty
about
what
should
be
done
(
usually
following
some
important
event
)
preceding
the
establishment
of
a
new
direction
of
action
; "
the
flux
following
the
death
of
the
emperor
"
(n)
the
lines
of
force
surrounding
a
permanent
magnet
or
a
moving
charged
particle
(n) (
physics
)
the
number
of
flux
changes
per
unit
area
(n)
in
constant
change
; "
his
opinions
are
in
flux
"; "
the
newness
and
flux
of
the
computer
industry
"
(v)
move
or
progress
freely
as
if
in
a
stream
; "
The
crowd
flowed
out
of
the
stadium
"
(v)
become
liquid
or
fluid
when
heated
; "
the
frozen
fat
liquefied
"
(v)
mix
together
different
elements
; "
The
colors
blend
well
"
flux Synonyms
blend
coalesce
combine
commingle
conflate
flow
flux
flux density
fluxion
fuse
immix
liquefy
liquify
magnetic field
magnetic flux
meld
merge
mix
state of flux
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