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- Dictionaryoutflow/ˈaʊtfləʊ/
noun
- 1. a large amount of money, liquid, or people that moves or is transferred out of a place: "an outflow of foreign currency"
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a movement away from a place: I'm trying to measure the outflow of water / sewage from that pipe. The central bank has announced controls on capital outflows. Opposite. inflow. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases. Arrivals and departures. admittance. advent. approach. arr. arrival. bourne. check. connection. departure for somewhere. descent
out· flow ˈau̇t-ˌflō. 1. : a flowing out. the outflow of dollars. 2. : something that flows out. outflow of a sewage treatment plant. Synonyms. Noun. exodus. gush. outpouring. See all Synonyms & Antonyms in Thesaurus. Examples of outflow in a Sentence. Noun We joined the outflow of fans from the stadium after the game.
When there is an outflow of money or people, a large amount of money or people move from one place to another.
a movement away from a place: I'm trying to measure the outflow of water / sewage from that pipe. The central bank has announced controls on capital outflows. Opposite. inflow. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases. Arrivals and departures. admittance. advent. approach. arr. arrival. bourne. check. connection. departure for somewhere. descent
1. The act or process of flowing out: watched the outflow of the tide. 2. a. Something that flows out: an outflow of water from a power plant. b. The amount flowing out: a heavy outflow of cash from the country. intr.v. out·flowed, out·flow·ing, out·flows.
outflow (of something/somebody) (from something) the movement of a large amount of money, liquid, people, etc. out of a place. There was a capital outflow of $22 billion in 2008. a steady outflow of oil from the tank. the outflow of young people to cities. opposite inflow.
Outflow definition: the act of flowing out. See examples of OUTFLOW used in a sentence.
