flux

Meanings

1. 1
   noun

   continuous change or flow; a state of instability

   The industry remains in constant flux as technology shifts.

Simplified etymology

Flux is recorded from Late Middle English and is based on Latin fluere, “to flow.” It refers to a state of flowing.

From Latin fluxus ('a flowing'), from fluere ('to flow').

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