cyclicality
/sɪkˈlɪkəlti/; /saɪˈkɪlkəlti/Definitions
1. noun
The quality or state of being cyclical; a recurring or periodic pattern or cycle, especially in economic or social phenomena.
“The company’s financial reports showed a clear example of cyclicality in their sales figures.”
2. noun
The tendency of a system or process to recur or repeat itself in cycles, especially in a predictable or regular manner.
“The climate model showed a high degree of cyclicality in the annual temperature fluctuations.”
3. noun
The property of being cyclical or having cycles; a characteristic or feature of cyclical behavior.
“The study of cyclicality is essential for understanding the dynamics of complex systems.”