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Cyclic (Adjective)

Marked by repeated cycles.

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The company's sales followed a cyclic pattern, with peaks in summer and troughs in winter.
The cyclic nature of the economy meant that periods of growth were inevitably followed by periods of recession.
The artist's work explored the cyclic themes of birth, growth, decay, and rebirth.
The cyclic motion of the waves was soothing to watch, as they rolled in and out with a steady rhythm.
The team's performance was cyclic, with periods of high energy and motivation followed by periods of low morale and fatigue.

Conforming to the Carnot cycle.

Relational adjectives (pertainyms).

Forming a whorl or having parts arranged in a whorl; "cyclic petals"; "cyclic flowers".

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The cyclic arrangement of the leaves on the stem is a distinctive characteristic of this plant species.
The flower's cyclic petals were a vibrant shade of pink and delicately shaped.
In botany, a cyclic flower is one in which the parts are arranged in a whorl or spiral pattern.
The cyclic pattern of the seed pods on the stem made them easy to identify.
The plant's cyclic leaves were a deep green color and had a soft, velvety texture.

Of a compound having atoms arranged in a ring structure.

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Recurring in cycles.

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The earth's seasons are a classic example of a cyclic process, repeating themselves year after year.
Many cultures believe in the cyclic nature of time, with events repeating themselves over and over.
The cyclic pattern of the stock market has led some investors to predict its ups and downs.
The ancient Greeks believed in a cyclic view of history, with civilizations rising and falling in an endless cycle.
The life cycle of a butterfly is a remarkable example of a cyclic process in nature, with four distinct stages repeating themselves generation after generation.