fluxion
/ˈflʌksən/Definitions
1. noun
A rate of change of a quantity, especially in calculus; a variable rate of change.
“The mathematician studied the fluxion of the object’s velocity to predict its trajectory.”
2. noun
A flowing or flowing movement, especially of people or things.
“The crowd’s fluxion through the streets caused a traffic jam.”
3. noun
A state of change or instability.
“The country was in a state of fluxion due to the ongoing civil unrest.”