flux
n. uncountable C1 Advanced US //ˈfɫəks// UK //flˈʌks// flux
n. a state where things are constantly changing and nothing is certain. You use this to describe a situation that is not stable yet.
n. a state of continuous change, instability, or movement. In technical contexts, refers to the rate of flow of a fluid, radiation, or particles through a given area.
The company's plans are in a state of flux.
Because the local laws are in flux, many small businesses are waiting to sign new contracts.
The political landscape remained in a state of flux for months following the election, as various factions struggled to form a stable coalition government.
From Old French flux, from Latin fluxus (“flow”).
Usage
Commonly used in the fixed prepositional phrase 'in a state of flux'.