Idiom: in flux
Meaning
Idiom: in flux
- constantly changing
Example sentences
— My company has transferred me to new offices three times in three years so my private life is also in flux.
— Our finances are in flux these days because my husband left his job and is now doing independent consulting work.
— Turkey's currency is in flux again because the government refuses to impose capital controls to stop money flowing abroad.
— Everything is always in flux at this company and that's why there's so much turnover in personnel.
— My daughter's life is in flux again. She's called off the wedding with her most recent fiancé and plans to move back home.
— I keep my retirement in money market accounts because the stock market's always in flux.
— The annual conference is in flux. We keep changing the topic, so I'm not sure we'll actually have the event this year.
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