fluencecommon nounSyllable DecompositionfluenceEtymologyexpandfrom the Late Latin fluentia (flow).Definitions1. The action of flowing.expand2. Fluency, clarity of discourse.figurativeexpand3. The integral of a particle flux density over a given time interval.expand4. The quotient, at a given point, of the number of particles that enter, in a given time interval, into a small sphere centered at that point, by the area of the large circle of that sphere.expandPluralfluencesTranslationsenglish:fluenceSee alsoflux (cn.) fluer (v.) refluer (v.) reflux (cn.) refluement (cn.) fluage (cn.)
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