cyclic (Meaning)
cyclic (a)
conforming to the Carnot cycle
forming a whorl or having parts arranged in a whorl
of a compound having atoms arranged in a ring structure
recurring in cycles
cyclic (s)
marked by repeated cycles
Synonyms & Antonyms of cyclic
cyclic Sentence Examples
- The cyclic nature of the seasons brings predictable changes in temperature and plant life.
- The stock market exhibits cyclic patterns of boom and bust, with periods of high and low growth.
- The jellyfish's pulsating movement creates a cyclic flow of water, propelling it forward.
- The chemical reaction undergoes a cyclic process, with the starting materials being regenerated at the end.
- Certain antibiotics can disrupt the bacteria's cyclic reproduction, preventing them from multiplying.
- The ancient Egyptians worshipped cyclic gods, representing the sun's daily journey and rebirth.
- The cyclic property of sine and cosine functions makes them essential tools in trigonometry.
- The cyclic droughts in this region pose a significant challenge to sustainable agriculture.
- Scientists are studying the cyclic patterns of solar activity to predict potential disruptions in satellite communication.
- The cyclic hum of the air conditioner provided a soothing white noise as we drifted off to sleep.
FAQs About the word cyclic
conforming to the Carnot cycle, forming a whorl or having parts arranged in a whorl, of a compound having atoms arranged in a ring structure, recurring in cycle
periodic, continuous, recurrent, regular, diurnal, continual, intermittent, recurring, continued,daily
yearly, weekly, yearly,monthly, monthly, weekly, erratic, infrequent, infrequent, sporadic
The cyclic nature of the seasons brings predictable changes in temperature and plant life.
The stock market exhibits cyclic patterns of boom and bust, with periods of high and low growth.
The jellyfish's pulsating movement creates a cyclic flow of water, propelling it forward.
The chemical reaction undergoes a cyclic process, with the starting materials being regenerated at the end.
