
n.
A flow to or toward an area, especially of blood or other fluid toward a body part: an afflux of blood to the head.
[Medieval Latin affluxus, from Latin, past participle of affluere, to flow to. See affluent.]
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[Medieval Latin affluxus, from Latin, past participle of affluere, to flow to. See affluent.]
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A flow to or toward an area, especially of blood or other fluid toward a body part.
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