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Meanings of sudden inrush in English
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Usage of sudden inrush in English
1
A sudden inrush of fresh air made me wince and shut my eyes.
2
A sudden inrush of strength and authority possessed me.
3
Unutterable fury filled Fabio's breast with a sudden inrush.
4
This precaution is essential, as a sudden inrush of air will project liquid from (D) or (F').
5
Gledware ceased breathing, then his form quivered with a sudden inrush of breath as of a man emerging from diving.
6
Then a sudden inrush from the left of the broken gray, where smoke and space play fantastic tricks with the sunshine.
7
The Principal sighed under the sudden inrush of relief which had come to her at the mention of her favourite pupil.
8
From fire on the one hand, we pass, on the other, to the danger which awaits miners from a sudden inrush of water.