profluence

profluence

(ˈprəʊfluːəns)
n
1. abundance
2. (Rhetoric) rhetoric the continuing flow of a narrative
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Profuse vaginal discharge, pain and adnexal mass, so called "hydrops tubae profluence" first described in 1916 by Latzko, is rarely reported (2).
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"As your fiction champions these qualities, it perhaps also continues the realist tradition--and I'm reminded, of course, of John Gardner's talk of "profluence," of the vivid and continuous dream.
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