inrushing
Flooding rapidly inside
Inrushing describes something that is rushing inward or flowing rapidly into a space.
It most often appears as an adjective modifying natural phenomena like water, air, or crowds: the inrushing tide, inrushing cold air from the open door.
As a noun, an inrushing is the act or instance of rushing in: The inrushing of fans overwhelmed the security guards.
Violent rushing flow
- delugeSevere overflow of water
- floodOverwhelming water overflow
- inundationOverwhelming surge of water
- surgeSudden powerful increase
gush · cascade · influx · inflow · spate · stream · current · swell
Defeat by excess
- floodOverwhelming water overflow
- surgeSudden powerful increase
- waveOscillating motion through medium
- swellIncrease in size
wash · overcome · engulf · sweep · cascade · tide · deluge · torrent
Dense pressing crowd
- mobDisorderly, aggressive crowd
- hordeDisorganized, overwhelming crowd
- swarmMass of moving insects
- stampedeFrenzied mass flight
flood · surge · press · crush · masses · multitude · onrush · charge
torrent
Violent rushing flow
- delugeSevere overflow of water
- floodOverwhelming water overflow
- inundationOverwhelming surge of water
surge · gush · cascade · influx · inflow · spate · stream · current · swell · tidal
overwhelm
Defeat by excess
swell · wash · overcome · engulf · sweep · cascade · tide · deluge · torrent · well
throng
Dense pressing crowd
stampede · flood · surge · press · crush · masses · multitude · onrush · charge · storm
gust
Brief wind surge
intake · breath · wind · gasp · ventilation · inhalation · airflow · pressure · vacuum · suction
assault
Violent offensive act
overrun · penetrate · infiltrate · encroach · intrude · overwhelm · onslaught · advance · charge · offensive
inrushingoutrushing
Flowing rapidly outward
outpouring · outflowing · outbound · outward · ebbing
rush, rushing, incoming, intrusion, infusion, indraft, incursion, ingress, infiltration