Flow and Transit

Flow

Flow noun - The motion characteristic of fluids (liquids or gases).

Transit and flow are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Transit" instead a noun "Flow".

Nearby Words: flowing, flowed

Transit

Transit noun - A journey usually by ship.
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Synonyms for Transit

Flow and transit are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Flow" instead a noun "Transit".

Nearby Words: transport, transition, transited, transitive, transitively

How words are described

old old flow old transit
fast fast flow fast transit
little little flow little transit
immediate immediate flow immediate transit

Both words in one sentence

  • Timey-Wimey Ball This is a fundamental quality of Warp travel given that the flow of time relative to realspace changes randomly during transit.
  • Clock Punk The Old London Bridge stood for over 600 years housing buildings up to seven stories high, overhanging the water and the road by seven feet, as well as a drawbridge, and two waterwheels which not only powered pumps and mills, but also interfered with the river's flow and boat transit.
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  • Western Animation / WALL•E The space sequences, such as the transit montage, are considerably more difficult to measure given the relative flow of time and could possibly extend well beyond that limit if the Axiom was at a great enough distance.
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