influxes
Streams of newcomers
Influxes is the plural of influx, meaning arrivals or inflows of people, things, or abstract quantities.
An influx suggests movement into a place or system in significant volume: The city struggled to handle influxes of refugees from neighboring provinces.
The word often appears in contexts of immigration, tourism, capital, or information.
Clear essential liquid
- floodingOverwhelming water accumulation
- tidesPeriodic sea-level changes
- currentsDirectional flows of movement
- riversFlowing bodies of water
streams · drainage · seepage · runoff · overflow · deluge · surge · inundation
Those settling abroad
- refugeesPeople seeking safety elsewhere
- arrivalsThose who come
- newcomersThose recently arrived
- migrantsPeople who move elsewhere
asylum seekers · waves · border crossings · diasporas · settlements · resettlements · demographic shifts · displaced persons
Wealth used for investment
- investmentsAssets bought for profit
- cash flowMoney entering and exiting
- foreign currencyOther nations' legal tender
- fundingSupplying monetary resources
revenue streams · remittances · deposits · liquidity · venture capital · donations · grants · hot money
People who come temporarily
- touristsTravelers seeing sights
- attendeesPeople at an event
- crowdsAssembled multitudes
- spectatorsThose who observe events
pilgrims · guests · patrons · participants · festival-goers · commuters · shoppers · concertgoers
Knowledge about something
- requestsFormal expressions of want
- trafficMovement along routes
- messagesSent pieces of communication
- notificationsAutomated messages announcing events
emails · signals · uploads · downloads · packets · data streams · submissions · queries
water
Clear essential liquid
- floodingOverwhelming water accumulation
- tidesPeriodic sea-level changes
- currentsDirectional flows of movement
rivers · streams · drainage · seepage · runoff · overflow · deluge · surge · inundation · tributaries
immigrants
Those settling abroad
migrants · asylum seekers · waves · border crossings · diasporas · settlements · resettlements · demographic shifts · displaced persons · expatriates
capital
Wealth used for investment
- investmentsAssets bought for profit
- cash flowMoney entering and exiting
- foreign currencyOther nations' legal tender
funding · revenue streams · remittances · deposits · liquidity · venture capital · donations · grants · hot money · trade surplus
visitors
People who come temporarily
spectators · pilgrims · guests · patrons · participants · festival-goers · commuters · shoppers · concertgoers · peak season
information
Knowledge about something
notifications · emails · signals · uploads · downloads · packets · data streams · submissions · queries · registrations
influxesoutflows
Streams moving away
outpourings · exoduses · departures · emigrations · discharges
influxeslosses
Things subtracted from standing
depletions · reductions · diminishments · deficits · drains
- calcium influxIons flowing into cytoplasm
- refugee influxMass arrival of displaced persons