fluxation

/ˌflʌksˈeɪʃən/

Definitions

1. noun

The act or process of causing something to flow or change constantly, or a state of being in a state of constant change.

“The fluxation of the tides caused the beach to be constantly reshaped.”

2. noun

A change or fluctuation, especially in a quantity or a level.

“The fluxation in the company’s profits led to a re-evaluation of their business model.”

3. verb

To cause something to flow or change constantly.

“The engineer fluxed the chemical reaction to speed up the process.”

Synonyms

  • change
  • flow
  • flux

Antonyms

  • consistency
  • stability