English

influxive

From influx + -ive.

Formed from influx + -ive

Latin fluō ‘to flow’

Latin īnfluō ‘flow or run into’

Latin īnflūxus ‘inflow’

English influx

Today it means

adj Having a tendency to flow inward.

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