Periodic synonyms and antonyms

pîr'ē-ŏd'ĭk

continue (related)

Happening or appearing now and then

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Published at regular intervals, as weekly, monthly, etc.

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aperiodic (antonym)

(Physics) That does not have a periodic vibration

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Running back toward its origin.

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(Geometry, of a polygon) able to be inscribed in a circle

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intermittent (related)

(Specifically, geology, of a body of water) Existing only for certain seasons; that is, being dry for part of the year.

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continual (antonym)

(Proscribed) Seemingly continuous; appearing to have no end or interruption.

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Happening from time to time; not constant or regular; occasional

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Created for a special occasion:

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continuous (related)

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periodically (related)

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irregular (antonym)

Not defecating at more or less fixed intervals or times; experiencing constipation

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variable (antonym)

Likely to change or vary; subject to variation; changeable.

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constant (antonym)

The definition of constant is something that doesn't change or something that continues or remains steady.

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lasting (antonym)

Persisting for an extended period of time.

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permanent (antonym)

The definition of permanent is someone or something that is supposed to last for a very long time.

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Tending to rise and fall in line with the fluctuations of the business cycle

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Having the same duration

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(Computing) of or pertaining to data associated with time sensitive application

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Irregular; unsteady; characterized by fits.

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on-again

Happening or appearing now and then

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off-again

Happening or appearing now and then

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like-clockwork

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repetition (related)

Happening or appearing at regular intervals

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