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Examples of effluence
effluence
In a picture full of paper tigers, he exudes a none too subtle effluence of tomcat.
From the time.com
And what goes in must come out, as steam into the atmosphere and effluence into the sea.
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The average American in the age of effluence piles up 1,600 Ibs.
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Julie Klein and Psenicka demonstrate that the affluent can shovel as much effluence as the poor.
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Turns out the friend's job is to sweep up the elephant effluence.
From the time.com
The main factor distinguishing effluence of specific volcanoes is the nature of the volcano itself.
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The movie is offhandedly shot, with none of Huston's old feeling for the look and the effluence of a place.
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They wonder at the effluence of raw language and worry about its impact on old-fashioned notions of civilized discourse.
From the time.com
We have been forced to stall our Easyjet-set lifestyles because of the effluence of the Icelandic volcano, which has selfishly belched out some more grit.
From the guardian.co.uk
- Outflow: the process of flowing out
- A flowing out; emanation [L.- effluens]
