flux
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7.2
- noun
- /flʌks/
:
cambio
- With the economy hitting all churches, big and small, it's put our entire organization into flux.
- a state of flux
- in constant flux
- always in flux
What dovetailed nicely was that my life was in flux and I was adrift.
- What dovetailed nicely was that my life was in flux and I was adrift.
- So he says the the flux is the essence of of the world of appearance.
- It is dynamic, it's in constant flux.
- Now, what is alive is obviously something that is moving, that is constantly in flux, that is never static.
- And that physical and the subtle physical is constantly in flux.
- I'm in a period of flux, which doesn't, which is fine that that genuinely is good.
- I mean, our relationship is complicated, you know, and it's, I mean, I'm in that flux as we record this podcast.
- Experience is in the flux of what would stand against it.
- Some things are painful, OK, but good or bad is a flux in time.
- Like your inherent value doesn't is never in flux.
- The very fact that we have that means that it's not a complete flux, it's not a total chaos.
- The the the uroclitus panta re all in flux.
Examples
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My life is kind of in flux right now.
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Situation in Boston remains in flux.
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You know, everything is always in flux in media, right?
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We're in a state of flux, but we can figure it out.
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Things are in flux.
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What dovetailed nicely was that my life was in flux and I was adrift.
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It's constantly in flux.
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Earth's life-support systems are in flux, yet no centralized system to monitor and report these changes exists.
Academic text (2012) -
Brackett: WE'RE IN A STATE OF FLUX.
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In today's fast-paced world, technology is in a constant state of flux, evolving rapidly.
Synonyms
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6.1
A time when things keep changing and nothing is certain
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
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7.1
The amount of magnetic field that goes through an area, for example a wire loop
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7.6
The amount of energy or particles that pass through each unit of area each second
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7.2
How much invisible force from a magnet passes through one square area
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A measure of how much magnetic or electric field passes through an area, for example the tesla
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A unit that measures the strength of a magnetic field through an area
How Changeable
Surface Forms
Etymology
Flux comes from the Latin word fluere, which means 'to flow'. Think of a river that keeps moving—when something is in flux it is changing and not stable, which is why we use the word for continuous change.