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Definition of “inrush”

inrush (ˈɪnˌrʌʃ )

ˈinˌrushing noun, adjective

A hasty application of rags was necessary to stop the inrush of water which threatened to sink the Walrus.

Times, Sunday Times (2004)

One evening I was watching the TV news when I suddenly got a `vision" of a tunnel, three quarters filled with an inrush of gravel.

Hearne, Dr Keith Visions of the Future - an investigation of premonitions

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