| CYCLICAL | • cyclical adj. Recurring at regular intervals. • CYCLICAL adj. relating to a cycle. • CYCLICAL n. stock whose earnings fluctuate with the economy. |
| CYCLICALS | • CYCLICAL n. stock whose earnings fluctuate with the economy. |
| BICYCLICAL | • bicyclical adj. Bicyclic. • BICYCLICAL adj. having two rings of atoms in a molecule, also BICYCLIC. |
| CYCLICALLY | • cyclically adv. In a cyclic manner; in cycles; periodically. • CYCLICAL adv. relating to a cycle. |
| ENCYCLICAL | • encyclical n. A papal letter, intended for general circulation in the Catholic Church. • encyclical adj. Intended for general circulation. • ENCYCLICAL n. a letter sent by the pope to multiple bishops, also ENCYCLIC. |
| CYCLICALITY | • cyclicality n. The condition of being cyclic. • CYCLICALITY n. the state of being cyclical. |
| ENCYCLICALS | • encyclicals n. Plural of encyclical. • ENCYCLICAL n. a letter sent by the pope to multiple bishops, also ENCYCLIC. |
| EPICYCLICAL | • epicyclical adj. Of or pertaining to an epicycle. • EPICYCLICAL adj. pertaining to or having the motion of, an epicycle, also EPICYCLIC. |
| NONCYCLICAL | • noncyclical adj. Not cyclical. • NONCYCLICAL adj. not cyclical, also NONCYCLIC. |
| CONCYCLICALLY | • CONCYCLIC adv. lying or situated on the circumference of the same circle. |
| CYCLICALITIES | • cyclicalities n. Plural of cyclicality. • CYCLICALITY n. the state of being cyclical. |
| NONCYCLICALLY | • noncyclically adv. In a noncyclical fashion. |
| CONTRACYCLICAL | • contracyclical adj. (Economics) Tending to counteract the effects of the business cycle. • CONTRACYCLICAL adj. of an economic policy, offsetting fluctuation cycles in the economy by reducing taxes during a recession and raising them during a boom. |
| COUNTERCYCLICAL | • countercyclical adj. (Public policy) Dampening the cyclical fluctuations due to the business cycle in an economy. • countercyclical adj. (Economics) Moving in the direction opposite to that of the overall state of an economy. • COUNTERCYCLICAL adj. calculated to check excessive developments in a business cycle. |