Fluctuate синонимы

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1. fluctuate

   To fluctuate (Latin fluctus, a wave) is to move like a wave with alternate rise and fall. A pendulum oscillates; waves fluctuate or undulate; a light or a flame wavers; a frightened steed swerves from his course; a tool or weapon swerves from the mark or line; the temperature varies; the wind veers when it suddenly changes its direction. That which veers may steadily hold the new direction; that which oscillates, fluctuates, undulates, or wavers returns upon its way. As regards mental states, he who hesitates sticks (Latin hærere) on the verge of decision; he who wavers does not stick to a decision; he who vacillates decides now one way, and now another; one vacillates between contrasted decisions or actions; he may waver between decision and indecision, or between action and inaction. Persons hesitate, vacillate, waver; feelings fluctuate or vary. Compare SHAKE.

   Synonyms:
   hesitate, oscillate, swerve, undulate, vacillate, vary, veer, waver

   Antonyms:
   abide, adhere, hold fast, persist, stand fast, stay, stick

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1. fluctuateverb

   cause to fluctuate or move in a wavelike pattern

   Synonyms:
   waver, vacillate

2. fluctuate, vacillate, waververb

   move or sway in a rising and falling or wavelike pattern

   «the line on the monitor vacillated»

   Synonyms:
   quaver, waver, hesitate, falter, flicker, waffle, weave, flitter, quiver, flutter, hover, vibrate, oscillate, vacillate

3. fluctuateverb

   be unstable

   «The stock market fluctuates»

   Synonyms:
   waver, vacillate

Matched Categories

1. • Change State
   • Move
   • Swing

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1. fluctuateverb

   Synonyms:
   vacillate, waver, oscillate, whiffle, swerve

   Antonyms:
   continue, persist, adhere, abide, remain, stand fast

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How to use fluctuate in a sentence?

1. Seo Myung-chan:

   Today’s sharp rebound came following continuous falls. Markets will fluctuate ahead of FOMC (Fed rates meeting) next week as everyone is waiting for it.

2. Timothy Barrett:

   These factors include the number of Court-approved selection terms — like a phone number — that are used by the target; the way targets use those selection terms; the amount of historical data that providers retain; and the dynamics of the ever-changing telecommunications sector, we expect this number to fluctuate from year to year.

3. William Clements:

   They really do fluctuate quite a bit with time.

4. Sebastian Soderberg:

   We believe that it will be competitive with oil-based products, but it would obviously take a longer time for us if the oil price stays at this level. But commodity prices fluctuate.

5. Sebastian Soderberg:

   We have invested in this since 2001 because we believe in the long term potential, we believe that it will be competitive with oil-based products, but it would obviously take a longer time for us if the oil price stays at this level. But commodity prices fluctuate.

• колебая се, меня се, варирам, меняBulgarian
• fluctuarCatalan, Valencian
• kolísatCzech
• schwanken, fluktuierenGerman
• fluctuarSpanish
• vaihdella, aaltoilla, heilahdella, heitelläFinnish
• fluctuer, ondulerFrench
• ingadozik, hullámzikHungarian
• fluktuere, svingeNorwegian
• меня́ться, варьи́ровать, колеба́тьсяRussian

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