Synonyms for outflow
ˈaʊtˌfloʊout·flow

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1. escape, leak, leakage, outflownoun

   the discharge of a fluid from some container

   "they tried to stop the escape of gas from the damaged pipe"; "he had to clean up the leak"

   Synonyms:
   leakage, evasion, leak, escape cock, fountain, escapism, flight, safety valve, escape, spring, news leak, dodging, wetting, passing water, making water, effluence, relief valve, natural spring, efflux, escape valve, outpouring

   Antonyms:
   influx, inflow

2. outflow, effluence, effluxnoun

   the process of flowing out

   Synonyms:
   natural spring, effluence, outpouring, leakage, spring, leak, fountain, efflux, escape

   Antonyms:
   inflow, influx

3. spring, fountain, outflow, outpouring, natural springnoun

   a natural flow of ground water

   Synonyms:
   leakage, run, leak, fountain, escape, onslaught, give, bound, discharge, springiness, springtime, efflux, spring, leap, flood, fount, gush, saltation, bounce, barrage, jet, natural spring, bombardment, overflow, leaping, outpouring, effluence, flush

   Antonyms:
   influx, inflow

Matched Categories

1. • Discharge
   • Flow
   • Geological Formation

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1. outflownoun

   Synonyms:
   efflux, effusion, flow, out-pouring

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1. outflownoun

   Synonyms:
   effusion, outpouring

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1. List of paraphrases for "outflow":

   exodus, ejection, output, exit, out-migration, fall-off, drain, flow, outlet

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1. Bill Stone:

   There has been a cumulative net outflow so far this year but not too severe.

2. Kim Eng Tan:

   Kim Eng Tan said. Although negative yields were unlikely to reverse any time soon, the phenomenon could damage confidence in monetary policy by hurting the financial sector and eventually result in an outflow of capital, at that point, the policy rates may still be negative, but I don't think long-term yields will be negative.

3. Elvira Nabiullina:

   The situation is such that we must consider also covering demand for reserves connected with limited access to the markets, (and) with the outflow of capital, for a longer period than is proposed by standard approaches to reserve sufficiency, therefore one of the tasks over the period ahead is to grow the reserves over the course of years.

4. Keith Pogson:

   There is a clear distinction between investment outflows that will ultimately lead to foreign direct investment in China, and hot money that's gone forever, the ChemChina deal is a very astute transaction and we will continue to see a fairly high level of such transactions, and this is not contrary to the outflow control objective.

5. Ken Cheung:

   In contrast with the situation in July, August, the Fed has already cut twice but local rates are driving higher still. Capital outflow concerns seem pretty severe.