Enrushing

Enrushing is a term that describes the act of moving or flowing forward with great force and speed. It often implies a sudden and overwhelming surge, similar to the way a wave might crash upon a shore or a river in flood might inundate its banks. The word itself combines the prefix "en-," meaning to put into or to cause to be, with "rushing," which signifies rapid movement.

This concept can be applied metaphorically to various situations. For instance, an idea might be described as enrushing into a person's mind, suggesting a sudden and compelling realization. Similarly, a crowd could be enrushing into a building, indicating a rapid and forceful entry. In literature, the term can be used to create a sense of powerful momentum or an unstoppable force. The visual imagery associated with enrushing often involves a sense of overwhelming power and a lack of control. It suggests a dynamic and potentially disruptive event where the subject moves with an intensity that can change its surroundings or the state of affairs.