fluctuation

/flʌkt͡ʃuːˈeɪʃən/
noun 3

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(noun.)

ADJ

considerable, large, marked, sharp, violent, wide, wild | local, minor | rapid | short-term

cyclical, periodic, regular, seasonal

Prices in the supermarket show regular fluctuations depending on what season it is.

random | climatic, currency, economic, exchange rate, market, price, temperature

VERB + FLUCTUATION

cause, produce

Weather patterns produce significant fluctuations in energy prices throughout the year.

be subject to

Prices in the stock market are subject to constant fluctuation throughout the trading day.

FLUCTUATION + VERB

occur

Price fluctuations occur frequently in the stock market, making it difficult for investors to predict trends.

PREP

~ in

The temperature showed significant fluctuations in the old house throughout the winter months.

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