English to Latin Meaning of fluctuate - fluctuate

Fluctuate :

fluctuate

verb

moventur, Hanc volitent animae, volitantem, corporis commouentur,, noli contendere, UNDA, fluctus, excandescunt, ieiunium et afflues, ita vexari, fluctuate, facerent vacillare,

Fluctuate :: fluctuateFluctuated :: fluctuavitFluctuates :: fluctuatFluctuating :: fluctuatur

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Definitions of fluctuate in English

Verb(1) cause to fluctuate or move in a wavelike pattern(2) move or sway in a rising and falling or wavelike pattern(3) be unstable

Examples of fluctuate in English

(1) Volume levels fluctuate wildly, leading to constant struggles with the remote.(2) trade with other countries tends to fluctuate from year to year(3) They stare into an infinite chasm that opens up in the face of using a limited amount of notes that fluctuate from serene moments to bawling noise storms.(4) Bond funds also pay income, usually on a monthly basis, but the amount you receive can fluctuate .(5) Symptoms seem to vary from year to year, and crop levels fluctuate .(6) The original volume levels fluctuate , particularly when the single takes are employed.(7) Avoid alcohol because it can cause your blood sugar levels to fluctuate and induces irritability.(8) It also shows a person's ability to govern and fluctuate between rising and falling.(9) This system stabilizes our market more than the US market and fluctuations have not been as great.(10) Supply and demand regulate nothing but the temporary fluctuations of market prices.(11) Union membership has fluctuated as different industries rise and decline, governments and generations change.(12) The amount owed each month fluctuated with holidays, missed lessons and book expenses.(13) Thoreau discovered that the level of the pond fluctuates by about five feet over a period of 25 years.(14) However, experts confirmed that levels of this protein fluctuated naturally.(15) Mood gently fluctuates as the light levels change, complemented by the rhythm of the mist continually settling and rising.(16) How many cents constitute a dollar is no more subject to daily fluctuation and uncertainty than inches in terms of yards.

Related Phrases of fluctuate

(1) fluctuate ::

fluctuate

Related Phrases of fluctuate

(1) fluctuate ::

fluctuate

Synonyms

Verb

1. vary ::

variari

2. change ::

mutatio

3. differ ::

differunt

4. shift ::

subcinctus

5. alter ::

mutare

6. waver ::

fluctuate

7. swing ::

adductius

8. oscillate ::

oscillari

9. alternate ::

alternis

10. rise and fall ::

surgere et cadere

11. go up and down ::

et usque ad

12. seesaw ::

seesaw

13. yo-yo ::

io-io

14. be unstable ::

erunt volubiles

Antonyms

1. plateau ::

campestris

Different Forms

fluctuate, fluctuated, fluctuates, fluctuating

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