indraft
Air pulled inside
An indraft is a drawing or pulling inward, especially of air or water.
The word describes the flow of air into a confined space or the movement of water toward shore: The indraft of the tide carried the boat into the harbor.
Also spelled indraught, particularly in British English.
Taking breath in
- intakeAmount received or consumed
- ventilationCirculation of fresh air
- aspirationStrong desire for achievement
- inrushSudden inward flow
suction · breath · breeze · current · airstream · influx · inflow · gust
Directed flow of charge
- tideOcean's cyclical swell
- inletWater extending into land
- harborSafe anchorage for ships
- channelPassage for transmission
estuary · undertow · pull · surge · swell · mooring · anchorage · navigation
Force toward oneself
- drawCreate with pencil
- magnetismForce between poles
- allureAttractive, tempting quality
- enticementSomething that attracts
gravitation · appeal · attraction · lure · beckoning · summoning · calling · influence
inhalation
Taking breath in
- intakeAmount received or consumed
- ventilationCirculation of fresh air
- aspirationStrong desire for achievement
inrush · suction · breath · breeze · current · airstream · influx · inflow · gust · updraft
current
Directed flow of charge
channel · estuary · undertow · pull · surge · swell · mooring · anchorage · navigation · strait
pull
Force toward oneself
enticement · gravitation · appeal · attraction · lure · beckoning · summoning · calling · influence
indraftoutdraft
Exceed in drafting
outflow · efflux · discharge · emission · outpouring
indraftexhaust
Use up entirely
expulsion · exhalation · blowout · ventilation · exhale
draft, drafted, drafting, redraft, draught, drafty, draftee, redrafted, drafter