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Meanings of
fluctuate
in English
Move or sway in a rising and falling or wavelike pattern.
waver
vacillate
Usage of
fluctuate
in English
1
Award payouts can
fluctuate
widely from year to year as cases close.
2
However, that order could
fluctuate
when final numbers are tallied on Monday.
3
Sheriff's spokeswoman Miranda Bowersox said the missing-persons list would likely
fluctuate
greatly.
4
Exercise requirements, nutritional needs and injury risks
fluctuate
throughout every woman's cycle.
5
In this study, we report that omentin levels
fluctuate
in various diseases.
6
This time can
fluctuate
between a few minutes to a few weeks.
7
It was strong and rapid and did not
fluctuate
,
but beat steadily.
8
Long-drawn-out climatic changes made desert, jungle and grassland
fluctuate
like the clouds.
9
An actor's fortunes can
fluctuate
,
especially when that actor is a woman.
10
It's normal for sexual desire levels to
fluctuate
as our circumstances change.
11
The number of patients, however, can
fluctuate
dependent on the season.
12
Prices can
fluctuate
significantly according to seasons and time of year.
13
Of course we recognize that mean values will
fluctuate
through time.
14
Competitors Etherum and Ripple also saw their market value
fluctuate
wildly.
15
The subject you started to prove is that cultures
fluctuate
with the years.
16
However, levels of ANCA did not
fluctuate
in the period preceding the relapse.
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About this term
fluctuate
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
fluctuate between
fluctuate wildly
fluctuate daily
fluctuate sharply
fluctuate greatly
More collocations
Fluctuate
through the time
Fluctuate
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common