trifluctuation (Meaning)
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trifluctuation (n.)
A concurrence of three waves.
Synonyms & Antonyms of trifluctuation
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trifluctuation Sentence Examples
- The trifluctuation of the market made it difficult to predict future trends.
- The economists studied the trifluctuation in interest rates to determine its impact on economic growth.
- The trifluctuation of emotions caused the patient to experience mood swings throughout the day.
- The trifluctuation in the Earth's magnetic field could potentially disrupt electronic devices.
- The trifluctuation of the temperature made it challenging to regulate the room's climate.
- The trifluctuation in the readings of the medical device raised concerns about its accuracy.
- The trifluctuation in the number of infections presented a complex epidemiological challenge.
- The trifluctuation in the stock market caused investors to experience alternating feelings of optimism and pessimism.
- The trifluctuation in the popularity of the new product indicated a need for adjustments in marketing strategy.
- The trifluctuation in the patient's vital signs prompted the medical team to closely monitor their condition.
FAQs About the word trifluctuation
A concurrence of three waves.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The trifluctuation of the market made it difficult to predict future trends.
The economists studied the trifluctuation in interest rates to determine its impact on economic growth.
The trifluctuation of emotions caused the patient to experience mood swings throughout the day.
The trifluctuation in the Earth's magnetic field could potentially disrupt electronic devices.
