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Inrush

usgb/ˈɪnrʌʃ/Volume
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Physical MovementPlay
Often describes a swift movement of elements like air or water into a space. SlideHikers felt the inrush of cold wind as they reached the mountaintop.
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Highlights the abruptness of the event, usually unexpected or quickly changing the environment. SlideThe sudden inrush of spectators filled the once-empty stadium.
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Figurative UsePlay
Can be used metaphorically to describe an influx of non-physical things, such as emotions or ideas. SlideAn inrush of inspiration struck the artist during the concert.