outrushing
Gushing rapidly outward
Outrushing describes something rushing outward or flowing forcefully out from a source.
The word typically modifies things that move with sudden force: the outrushing tide, outrushing air from a punctured tire, the outrushing crowd after the concert.
Less commonly, it functions as a noun for the act itself: an outrushing of emotion.
Forced removal from somewhere
- dischargeRelease of substance outward
- extrusionPushing through a die
- oustingForcible removal from position
- evacuationRemoval from danger
emission · voiding · purging · venting · blowout · release · propulsion · forcing
Fluid exiting a system
- effluxOutward flow of fluid
- runoffExcess water drainage
- seepageSlow fluid escape
- leakageUnintended fluid escape
spillage · draining · emptying · discharge · ooze · trickle · sluice · channeling
ejection
Forced removal from somewhere
- dischargeRelease of substance outward
- extrusionPushing through a die
- oustingForcible removal from position
evacuation · emission · voiding · purging · venting · blowout · release · propulsion · forcing · jetting
outflow
Fluid exiting a system
leakage · spillage · draining · emptying · discharge · ooze · trickle · sluice · channeling · flushing
torrent
Violent rushing flow
inundation · overflow · surge · cascade · tide · wave · current · stream · flow · billow
flight
Aerial journey by aircraft
- fleeingRapid escape from danger
- exodusMass departure from somewhere
- evacuationRemoval from danger
breakout · bolt · getaway · stampede · scattering · dispersal · retreat
outrushinginrushing
Flowing forcefully inward
rushing in · inpouring · inflowing · incoming · entering
outrushingseeping in
creeping in · seeping · oozing · dripping · dribbling
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