"powerful, having influence," 1650s, from Medieval Latin influentialis, from influentia (see influence (n.)). Earlier in an astrological sense (1560s). Related: Influentially.
influential leadership for peace
an influential newspaper
in-flight
inflorescence
inflow
influence
influent
influential
influenza
influx
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infold
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