fluctuation
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- n a wave motion
the fluctuations of the sea - n an instance of change; the rate or magnitude of change
- n the quality of being unsteady and subject to changes
he kept a record of price fluctuations
- That's because the fluctuation in the Forex is often so minimal that it would be difficult to see any real profit (or suffer significant loss) if trades were done in actual dollars.
- So given that turnout is expected to be even higher than 2004 and that Democrats are more likely to participate in the exit polls, this means we should expect greater fluctuation .
- Critics of taxes say that they're open to fluctuation and that certain industries can win exemptions, undermining a tax's efficacy.