fluctuate

Synonyms for fluctuate

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Antonyms for fluctuate

verb. take turns, change back and forth

verb. take turns, change back and forth

verb. keep off and on

verb. keep off and on

Word Origin & History

1630s, from Latin fluctuatus, past participle of fluctuare "to undulate" (see fluctuation). Related: Fluctuated; fluctuates; fluctuating.

The face of the ground seems to fluctuate and toss like billows of the sea.

And even if each marries its own kind, the number of children will fluctuate.

They are such as are not likely to fluctuate greatly in amount.

I do not think they will; they may, however, fluctuate a little.

So that if God do not change (which is impossible), then my hope shall not fluctuate.

His boundaries might fluctuate; the position of this or that land might fluctuate.

All of these are variations that fluctuate with even slight changes in the climate.

I cannot fluctuate nowforgive mesay but the word, and I am in your arms!

They pre-suppose that, for all practical purposes, its quantity cannot vary, or fluctuate.

Wages will be as low, and will fluctuate as much with you as with us.