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fluxion
[ fluhk-shuhn ]
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Derived Forms
- ˈfluxionally, adverb
- ˈfluxional, adjective
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Other Words From
- fluxion·al fluxion·ar·y adjective
- fluxion·al·ly adverb
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Word History and Origins
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Word History and Origins
Origin of fluxion1
C16: from Late Latin fluxiō a flowing
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Example Sentences
"You come with a very nobby crew," said Mr. Fluxion, as the principal stepped upon the deck of the consort.
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"That's a novel way to deal with a mutiny," added Mr. Fluxion, who was always in favor of decisive measures.
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When they went on deck, the captain handed Mr. Fluxion a list of the names of the Josephine's mutineers.
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Mr. Fluxion planked the quarter-deck, and did not manifest the least sign of an intention to go to Italy.
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Fluxion is only giving us an airing for a day or two, just to see how we behave, and to give us a little wholesome discipline.
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