Definition of inpouring in English:

inpouring

nounˈɪnpɔːrɪŋˈɪnˌpɔrɪŋ

mass noun

The action of pouring something in.
vast inpouring of public money
Example sentencesExamples
- The remarkable fact about this inpouring of wealth is its extraordinary suddenness.
- But let's not, thereby, fool ourselves: might is right, whether that might be a vigilant Australian coastwatch, a WW II-style military invasion threat, or an overwhelming inpouring of distressed humanity.
- In the love of material things, there is no inpouring of love from the object of worship but, rather, a one-sided covetous and unrequited love of the object that continually increases our craving for it.
- There would be such a voluntary inpouring of funds that all financial problems would disappear and this work could be extended and carried on with greater efficiency and its permanence relieved of any doubt.
- From his vantage point close to the town of Orgiva in the Andalusian mountains, Stewart has seen a huge inpouring of Britons.

Definition of inpouring in US English:

inpouring

nounˈinˌpôriNGˈɪnˌpɔrɪŋ

The action of pouring something in; an infusion.
vast inpouring of public money
Example sentencesExamples
- But let's not, thereby, fool ourselves: might is right, whether that might be a vigilant Australian coastwatch, a WW II-style military invasion threat, or an overwhelming inpouring of distressed humanity.
- The remarkable fact about this inpouring of wealth is its extraordinary suddenness.
- From his vantage point close to the town of Orgiva in the Andalusian mountains, Stewart has seen a huge inpouring of Britons.
- In the love of material things, there is no inpouring of love from the object of worship but, rather, a one-sided covetous and unrequited love of the object that continually increases our craving for it.
- There would be such a voluntary inpouring of funds that all financial problems would disappear and this work could be extended and carried on with greater efficiency and its permanence relieved of any doubt.

单词	inpouring
释义	Definition of inpouring in English: inpouring nounˈɪnpɔːrɪŋˈɪnˌpɔrɪŋ mass noun The action of pouring something in. vast inpouring of public money Example sentencesExamples The remarkable fact about this inpouring of wealth is its extraordinary suddenness. But let's not, thereby, fool ourselves: might is right, whether that might be a vigilant Australian coastwatch, a WW II-style military invasion threat, or an overwhelming inpouring of distressed humanity. In the love of material things, there is no inpouring of love from the object of worship but, rather, a one-sided covetous and unrequited love of the object that continually increases our craving for it. There would be such a voluntary inpouring of funds that all financial problems would disappear and this work could be extended and carried on with greater efficiency and its permanence relieved of any doubt. From his vantage point close to the town of Orgiva in the Andalusian mountains, Stewart has seen a huge inpouring of Britons. Definition of inpouring in US English: inpouring nounˈinˌpôriNGˈɪnˌpɔrɪŋ The action of pouring something in; an infusion. vast inpouring of public money Example sentencesExamples But let's not, thereby, fool ourselves: might is right, whether that might be a vigilant Australian coastwatch, a WW II-style military invasion threat, or an overwhelming inpouring of distressed humanity. The remarkable fact about this inpouring of wealth is its extraordinary suddenness. From his vantage point close to the town of Orgiva in the Andalusian mountains, Stewart has seen a huge inpouring of Britons. In the love of material things, there is no inpouring of love from the object of worship but, rather, a one-sided covetous and unrequited love of the object that continually increases our craving for it. There would be such a voluntary inpouring of funds that all financial problems would disappear and this work could be extended and carried on with greater efficiency and its permanence relieved of any doubt.
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