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Meanings of flux in English
Portuguese
campo magnetico Catalan
camp magnètic 
The lines of force surrounding a permanent magnet or a moving charged particle.
Usage of flux in English
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Yeah, the way Americans move is in a state of serious flux.
2
Things established in the present are in a constant state of flux.
3
This is impossible to know right now with so much in flux.
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Lawmakers said some key tax rates were still in flux on Tuesday.
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Brighton's past few seasons have seen significant flux, to say the least.
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They are always in flux, driven by conditions in the wider economy.
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Fashion is in flux, referencing the past to create a fleeting present.
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The nation's consumer technology sector is in flux, as is the yuan.
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Now more than ever, house music is in a state of flux.
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Our gender identity is not in crisis but it is in flux.
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The method represents eQTLs as information flux between genetic variants and transcripts.
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And the pricing models are, of course, still very much in flux.
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Everything in its own good time, in its own flux and flow.
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Such type of investigation can benefit from 13C metabolic flux ratio studies.
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That was the work of healthy men, running to escape the flux.
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His mortal statics lost their equilibrium in a general flux of soul.
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Translations for flux
Portuguese
Catalan
Russian
Flux through the time
Flux across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common