inflow
/ˈɪnflɒʊ/; /ˈɪnflɔʊ/; /ɪnˈflɑʊ/Definitions
1. noun
the act or process of flowing in, especially of a liquid or gas into a container or area
“The inflow of water from the nearby river caused significant flooding in the town.”
2. noun
a flow of people, goods, or services into a country or area
“The inflow of immigrants from other countries has increased the country’s population and economic growth.”
3. noun
a flow of ideas, money, or resources into a project or business
“The inflow of venture capital helped the startup company expand its operations and hire more employees.”
4. verb
to flow in, especially of a liquid or gas into a container or area
“The river inflows into the lake during the rainy season.”
5. verb
to move or flow into a country or area
“Many immigrants inflow into the city in search of better job opportunities.”
6. verb
to receive or gain something, such as money or ideas
“The company inflows a significant amount of revenue from its online sales.”