reflux

The colossal flux and reflux of waters produces a feeling of terrible sublimity.

The canula was then drawn out with due precaution against the reflux of air.

This is done in the same flask after pouring off any alcohol that may have been used, and also with the reflux condenser.

Still it is but the beginning, and there will be a reflux before the stream sets in.

The water tossed and foamed around them, and they had hard work to contend with the reflux of the sea.

The street itself was filled with a flux and reflux of the youth and beauty, the "Hooventud, Bellitza and Looho," of the town.

We hear nothing of the impatience of Leander or of Hero's flux and reflux of contending feelings.

In the reflux of the ebbing tide, this is set afloat and carried away seaward.

But besides this perpetual circulation of the water, there is besides the flux and reflux of the sea.

The tides consist of two periodical motions of the waters of the sea, called the flux and reflux, or the flow and ebb.