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  • Inlet Meanings

    noun a small arm of the sea, a lake, or a river

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    Fields related to inlet

    Meteorology

    Inlets can refer to the area where warm air flows into a low-pressure system, contributing to weather patterns.

    Engineering

    Inlets are openings or passages through which fluid can enter a machine or system, such as an air inlet in an engine.

    Marine biology

    Inlets are coastal features where seawater enters a body of water, often leading to unique ecosystems and habitats.

    Geography

    Inlets are narrow bodies of water between islands or leading inland from a larger body of water, such as a fjord or estuary.

    Hydrology

    Inlets are points where water enters a body of water, such as a stream feeding into a lake or reservoir.

    Occupation Usage of inlet

    Writer

    In a writing context, 'inlet' may be used to describe a small body of water that flows into a larger body of water, or as a metaphor for the introduction or beginning of a story or piece of writing.

    Psychologist

    In psychology, 'inlet' may be used to describe the process of taking in new information or experiences, similar to how a body of water takes in water from a smaller source.

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