Flowed Flow Flowing Freely Began River Blood Lost

• she lost control and the tears began to flow.
• it's here that the river flows down into the ocean.
• blood flowed from a cut on her head.
• this can prevent air from flowing freely to the lungs.

flow

1. to move steadily and continuously in one direction
• She lost control and the tears began to flow.
• It's here that the river flows down into the ocean.
• Blood flowed from a cut on her head.
• This can prevent air from flowing freely to the lungs.
• the electric currents flowing through the cables
2. to move or pass continuously from one place or person to another, especially in large numbers or amounts
• Constant streams of traffic flowed past.
• Election results flowed in throughout the night.
• They examined the way in which information flowed between the firm’s 300 employees.
3. to develop or be produced in an easy and natural way
• Conversation flowed freely throughout the meal.
• We hope that the debate on this issue will continue to flow.
4. to be available easily and in large amounts
• It was obvious that money flowed freely in their family.
• The party got livelier as the drink began to flow.
5. to be felt strongly by somebody
• Fear and excitement suddenly flowed over me.
• He envied the affection that flowed between the boy and the old man.
6. to hang loosely and freely
• Her hair flowed down over her shoulders.
• long flowing skirts
7. to come in towards the land
• opposite ebb
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Extra Examples

• Blood was still flowing from the wound.
• Her long hair flowed in the wind as she ran.
• Imported food aid continued to flow in.
• In a good production of the play, the action and the words flow naturally.
• Information flows continuously through the network.
• One day seemed to flow into the next.
• Some of these changes will flow directly from the legislation.
• The best thing is when ideas flow in both directions.
• The number of buyers has ebbed and flowed.
• The river flows quite fast here.
• The sea ebbed and flowed.
• The songs flow seamlessly into one another.
• We talked, and the conversation flowed freely.
• Wine and beer flowed freely.
• a small stream that flowed down the hillside
• to get blood flowing to the brain
• He lost control and the tears began to flow.
• It’s here that the river flows down into the ocean.
• The current flowing in a circuit is measured by connecting an ammeter.

Verb Forms

• present simple I / you / we / they flow
• he / she / it flows
• past simple flowed
• past participle flowed
• -ing form flowing

Word Origin

• Old English flōwan, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch vloeien, also to flood.