flowing
- noun
- /ˈfloʊɪŋ/
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Examples
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We watched the flowing smoke from the incense drift through the room.
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Keep the River Flowing
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I linger a moment in the darkness to smell the fragrance of the night, moved by the vast flowings of a warm sweet wind.
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The river's flowing water creates a soothing sound as it moves over the rocks.
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The constant flowing of air through the vents kept the room cool.
Synonyms
A steady movement of liquid or gas
A steady flow of water, air, or ideas
The movement of air or water through a system
A continuous movement of liquid, gas, or particles in one direction
Smooth, graceful movement that looks continuous without sudden stops
A flow of liquid, often an unusual discharge from the body
Antonyms
Idioms
- Informal
To feel more energetic and creative and ready to work or think
How Fast
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word flowing comes from the old English verb flow, which meant 'to move like water'. You can see the same idea in the word fluid, which means 'able to flow', and that's why flowing describes the smooth, continuous movement of liquids or gases.