Meaning & Definition of word "Flow"

Flow

/floʊ/

1. A smooth, continuous movement or progression.
- Example: The flow of traffic was remarkably smooth this afternoon.
2. The action of flowing or the rate at which it occurs.
- Example: We need to measure the flow of water in the river.
3. A steady accumulation or movement of something, such as ideas or resources.
- Example: There was a steady flow of information during the meeting.

1. To move or run smoothly, as in a stream or a liquid.
- Example: The river flows gently through the valley.
2. To proceed or progress in a steady and continuous manner.
- Example: The conversation flowed easily between the two friends.
3. To issue forth or to be emitted in a stream.
- Example: The tears began to flow when she heard the sad news.

Middle English flawe, flōwen, from Old English flōwan 'to flow, float, move rapidly or easily'.

go with the flow:

To accept things as they happen and not become upset.

flow of conversation:

The smooth and easy continuation of dialogue.

in the flow:

Being in a productive and efficient state.

flux:

The action or process of flowing or flowing out.

current:

A body of water or air moving in a definite direction.

stream:

A small, narrow river.

Meaning: Having a smooth and effortless style, especially in music or performance.

Example Sentence: His rap has an amazing flow.

Meaning: To be in the moment or to feel good about how things are going.

Example Sentence: I'm just flowing with life right now.