cyclomaticadj.
/sʌɪkləʊˈmatɪk/ Of or pertaining to cycles.
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1881 J. C. Maxwell Treat. Electr. & Magnetism (ed. 2) I. 16 The existence of cycles is called cyclosis, and the numbers of cycles in a diagram is called its cyclomatic number.
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adj.1881- to be all nerve
- to be all of a muck
- to be all on wires
- to be all oneself
- to be all over
- to be all over a person
- to be all over a person like a rash
- to be all over a thing
- to be all over it
- to be all over oneself
- to be all relative
- to be all right by a person
- to be all right for
- to be all right for some
- to be all right with a person
- to be all set
- to be all smiles
- to be all that
- to be all that and a bag of chips
- to be all the rage
- to be all there
- to be all things to all men
- to be all to pieces
- to be all work and no play
- to be along