fluctuant
/ˈflʌktjʊənt
/adjective literary or technical
Fluctuating; unstable.From where he lay on the end of the dock, the river was like fluctuant diamond-paned glass of two colors, olive green and steel blue, leaded together by wavering white stitches of sun....
- What matters is their interpretability, the meanings they attract, their fluctuant interpretive magnetism.
Origin
Mid 16th century: from Old French 'undulating', from Latin fluctuare 'undulate'.
- early blooming
- early Church
- early closer
- early closing
- early day motion
- early door
- early doors
- Early English
- early flowering
- early fruiting
- early grave
- earlyish
- Early, Jubal
- early leaver
- early leaving
- early modern
- early music
- early musician
- early night
- early-onset
- early (or earlier) on
- Early Pointed
- early purple orchid
- early purple orchis
- early retirement