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effluvium

[ih-floo-vee-uhm] / ɪˈflu vi əm /


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One turbine spins in the fiery effluvia of engine exhaust, with temperatures around 1,000 degrees.

From The Wall Street Journal

Evidently, telogen effluvium happens when the body undergoes emotional, physical or hormonal shock and pushes more hairs than usual into the resting phase.

From Los Angeles Times

Sudden hair loss of the type you describe is known as telogen effluvium.

From Seattle Times

Many Wallingford houses were built to avoid the hellish view of tower effluvia.

From Seattle Times

Sudden and temporary hair loss has a medical name: telogen effluvium.

From Seattle Times