cycle
the series of changes in the life of an organism, including reproduction
a cycle that occurs in nature, such as the seasons or life and death
a negative chain of events that repeats itself, where each problem creates another one
the progression of different stages of sleep that repeats throughout the night
the periodic fluctuation in economic activity, including expansion and contraction
the monthly cycle of changes in a woman's reproductive system
the entirety of a cycle from start to finish
the natural process of water moving between the Earth's surface and the atmosphere
the periodic fluctuation in economic activity, including expansion and contraction
the entirety of a cycle from start to finish
the entirety of a cycle from start to finish
a cycle related to the changes of the seasons
the natural process of carbon being exchanged among the atmosphere, oceans, soil, plants, and animals
the period of time during which a particular news story is reported and discussed
a cycle that repeats every month, often referring to the menstrual cycle
a cycle that occurs at predictable, consistent intervals
the process of creating or improving a product, from conception to release
a cycle that seems to have no end
a cycle that repeats every year
a cycle that never stops
a cycle that seems to have no end
the cycle of physiological changes related to reproduction in living organisms
a cycle that does not occur at regular intervals
the period of time between elections for a particular office
a cycle that repeats every day
a positive chain of events that repeats itself, where each good result reinforces the next
the period during which an animal reproduces
a cycle of economic expansion followed by a sudden collapse
the cycle of the sun's activity, such as sunspots
a cycle that repeats every week
the cycle of the moon's phases
a two-wheeled vehicle powered by a motor, more commonly known as a motorcycle
a vehicle with pedals, such as a bicycle
a part of a road marked for use by people riding bicycles
a path, often away from a road, for use by people riding bicycles
a designated way for cyclists to travel between places
a protective helmet worn when riding a bicycle
a special path or track for cyclists
a competition in which people race each other on bicycles
a journey made on a bicycle
the time taken to complete one cycle of an operation
the duration of one complete cycle
used to indicate that a series of events happens again in the same order
used to indicate that a series of repeating events is still in progress
used to indicate that a series of repeating events is starting over
being one stage in a larger, repeating process
a situation where poor families become trapped in poverty for generations
a repeating pattern where acts of violence are followed by more violence
a repeating pattern of abusive behavior in a relationship
used to describe being at a certain stage of a process or sequence
for each instance of a repeating process
to stop a repeating pattern of events, especially a negative one
to prevent a repeating pattern of events from continuing
to finish all the stages of a cycle
to stop a repeating pattern of events
to go through the same cycle again
to experience or complete the stages of a cycle
to sit on and control the movement of a bicycle
to allow a repeating pattern of events to keep going
to proceed according to the stages of a cycle
to cause a repeating pattern, especially a negative one, to continue indefinitely
to begin a new repeating pattern of events
to cause a new repeating pattern of events to begin