About The Word Oscillatory
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Oscillatory
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What's The Definition Of Oscillatory?
[adj] having periodic vibrations
Synonyms | Synonyms for Oscillatory: oscillating | periodic | periodical Related Terms | Find terms related to Oscillatory: alternate | beating | circling | cyclic | epochal | even | every other | fluctuant | fluctuating | fluctuational | harmonic | intermittent | isochronal | libratory | measured | metronomic | nutational | oscillating | pendular | pendulating | pendulous | periodic | periodical | pulsing | reciprocal | recurrent | recurring | resonant | rhythmic | rotary | seasonal | serial | shilly-shally | shilly-shallying | steady | undulant | undulatory | vacillating | vacillatory | vibratile | vibrating | vibratory | wavelike | wavering | wheeling | wobbly See Also | Oscillatory In Webster's Dictionary \Os"cil*la*to*ry\, a. [Cf. F. oscillatoire. See
{Oscillate}.]
Moving, or characterized by motion, backward and forward like
a pendulum; swinging; oscillating; vibratory; as, oscillatory
motion.
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