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Meanings of inrush in English
Usage of inrush in English
1
The inrush of water when the lighter heeled over unsealed his lips.
2
With the inrush of the fresh air every one soon felt better.
3
Each snipping off is of course followed by an inrush of air.
4
Will this great inrush come from personal presence of missionary or philanthropist?
5
The market has already seen an inrush from less conservative investors.
6
At each inrush of the wave the air is terribly condensed before it.
7
That would be followed by the inrush of the ocean and prompt destruction.
8
The result is a great inrush of bracing and invigorating candour.
9
He was no longer stunned by the inrush of his millions.
10
And with the inrush, came a glimpse as of heaven itself.
11
He breathed, but he did not hear the inrush of air.
12
A sudden inrush of fresh air made me wince and shut my eyes.
13
All the reserve of womanhood fell away from her in the inrush of emotions.
14
They were suddenly interrupted by the inrush of the Vicar.
15
The long sleeves of his robes caught the inrush of air and billowed impressively.
16
Hallam had not been strangled by the inrush of water.
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United Kingdom
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