fluctuation
/ˌflʌktʃuˈeɪʃən/
noun
- A change in level, amount, or value, especially one that happens often or regularly.
- There is often a fluctuation in temperature between morning and afternoon.
- The stock market saw a sharp fluctuation in prices this week.
- Doctors monitor the fluctuation of a patient's blood pressure throughout the day.
- An irregular or unpredictable change in a situation or condition.
- The company's success depends on managing the fluctuation of customer demand.
- Farmers have to deal with the fluctuation of rainfall from year to year.
- The fluctuation in her mood made it hard to know how she was feeling.
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