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Circulation that doesn't sink with gravity
Answer for the clue "Circulation that doesn't sink with gravity ", 6 letters:
upflow
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vb. (context intransitive obsolete English) To flow or stream upwards.
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Word definitions in The Collaborative International Dictionary
Upflow \Up*flow"\, v. i. To flow or stream up. --Southey.
Usage examples of upflow.
The vortex of psynergy around Sumner widened, and the torchbearers and guards were seized in a slow-motion upflow of euphoria.
There is, therefore, a constant eastward breeze in the air of the outer galleries, and an upflow during the lunar day up the shafts, complicated, of course, very greatly by the varying shape of the galleries, and the ingenious contrivances of the Selenite mind.
There is, therefore, a constant eastward breeze in the air of the outer galleries, and an upflow during the lunar day up the shafts, complicated, of course, very greatly by the varying shape of the galleries, and the ingenious contrivances of the Selenite mind.
Hess’s original proposal was that the upflowing material at the ridges pushes the plates apart, but later findings have made this improbable, or at least, insufficient in itself.
So was I, but I kept struggling to ease open, force open those channels, to let that upflowing well of molten order, imbued with the fire of chaos, seethe toward the twilight, toward the ancient road where we struggled.
Within moments I could make out the melted ice of the hole passing a few hundred feet away through the upflowing vapour.