flux
flux [flux fluxes fluxed fluxing] BrE [flʌks] NAmE [flʌks] noun 1. uncountable continuous movement and change •Our society is in a state of flux. 2. countable, usually singular, uncountable (technical)a flow; an act of flowing •a flux of neutrons Word Origin: late Middle English: from Latin fluxus, from fluere ‘to flow’.
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