noun
- the action of flowing out
- the passing or lapse of time
Usage: formal
Usage: formal; legal
Examples
- The effluxion of water from the dam created a powerful current downstream.
- The contract expired by effluxion of time rather than by breach.
- Scientists studied the effluxion of gases from the volcanic vent.
- The lease terminated automatically upon effluxion of the agreed period.
- The effluxion of blood from the wound required immediate medical attention.
- Legal rights may be lost through mere effluxion of time if not exercised.