oscillation (Meaning)
oscillation (n)
the process of oscillating between states
(physics) a regular periodic variation in value about a mean
a single complete execution of a periodically repeated phenomenon
oscillation (n.)
The act of oscillating; a swinging or moving backward and forward, like a pendulum; vibration.
Fluctuation; variation; change back and forth.
Synonyms & Antonyms of oscillation
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oscillation Sentence Examples
- The pendulum exhibited a steady oscillation, swinging rhythmically to and fro.
- The oscillation frequency of the guitar string determined the pitch of the note.
- Researchers observed the oscillation of molecules within the experiment to study their interactions.
- The bridge showed visible signs of oscillation under the weight of passing vehicles.
- The oscillation of the child's swing gradually slowed down due to friction.
- The voltage displayed an irregular oscillation, indicating a potential issue with the circuit.
- The oscillating motion of the waves created a soothing rhythm along the shoreline.
- The heartbeat monitor displayed a regular oscillation, indicating a healthy heart rate.
- The oscillation of the spring was used to determine the object's mass.
- The oscillation of the pendulum helped scientists measure the acceleration due to gravity.
FAQs About the word oscillation
the process of oscillating between states, (physics) a regular periodic variation in value about a mean, a single complete execution of a periodically repeated
fluctuation, change, transformation,flux, vacillation,mutation, metamorphosis, transmutation, wavering, transmogrification
No antonyms found.
The pendulum exhibited a steady oscillation, swinging rhythmically to and fro.
The oscillation frequency of the guitar string determined the pitch of the note.
Researchers observed the oscillation of molecules within the experiment to study their interactions.
The bridge showed visible signs of oscillation under the weight of passing vehicles.
