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fluctuative

fluctuative adjective: fluctuating.

Adjective

fluctuative (comparative more fluctuative, superlative most fluctuative)

  1. (rare) fluctuating
    • However, there has been a fluctuative trend in this area.2006, Yarlagadda Srinivasulu, Marketing of Passenger Transport Services, page 86
    • Taking into account the fluctuative contribution as the pertubative correction…2012, Yasuyuki Horie, Lee Davison, Naresh Thadani, High-Pressure Shock Compression of Solids VI: Old Paradigms and New Challenges, page 111

Forms of fluctuative

comparativemore fluctuative
superlativemost fluctuative

Origin of fluctuative

From fluctuate + -ive.

Words formed from fluctuative

Questions about fluctuative

What does fluctuative mean?
Fluctuative means fluctuating.
What part of speech is fluctuative?
Fluctuative is an adjective.

Words near fluctuative in the dictionary

  1. fluctuatings
  2. fluctuation
  3. fluctuation theorem
  4. fluctuational
  5. fluctuations
  6. fluctuative
  7. fluctuatively
  8. fluctuator
  9. fluctuators
  10. fluctuogram
  11. fluctuograms

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