fluctuate constantly

Frequency: 8.020.1 per million words

To change or vary continuously.

fluctuateVERB + ADVERB

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constantly

Examples (10)

  • The stock market is known to fluctuate constantly, making investors nervous.
  • Exchange rates between the two currencies have been fluctuating constantly this week.
  • In this region, the temperature can fluctuate constantly throughout the day.
  • His mood seemed to fluctuate constantly, going from joyful to irritable in minutes.
  • My weight used to fluctuate constantly until I adopted a stable diet.
  • Sales figures for the new product will likely fluctuate constantly during the first quarter.
  • The data feed shows that the sensor readings fluctuate constantly.
  • Public opinion on this issue has fluctuated constantly over the past decade.
  • Due to global events, oil prices are expected to fluctuate constantly.
  • The city's transient population causes the number of residents to fluctuate constantly.