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influx

[in-fluhks] / ˈɪnˌflʌks /


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Peru's government declared a state of emergency at its southern border with Chile due to the influx of people.

From Barron's

After a large influx of refugees into Sweden in 2015, many of whom were from Syria, successive left- and right-wing governments have tightened asylum and migration rules.

From Barron's

Across the capital, many hospitals have seen an influx of children who are sick because of the unbreathable air.

From BBC

China and Kyrgyzstan say the partnership has been beneficial to both sides, but some in the local population have complained the influx of Chinese workers and companies has driven up prices and pollution.

From Barron's

A charity is giving away blankets and duvets to residents this winter after experiencing a "massive influx" of donations.

From BBC