cycle
- noun
- /ˈsaɪkəl/
- Literature
- It's a magazine called "Cycle Riders".
- cycle of poems
- story cycle
- narrative cycle
But the question that suffuses the Merlin cycle is why?
- But the question that suffuses the Merlin cycle is why?
- So if that's what you like, then Kryptonomicon or the Baroque Cycle is where you would start.
- But a really great example of it would be from the film Score Cycle by Bernard Herrmann.
- Why do we call it the Cthulhu Mythos and not just like, you know, the Cthulhu cycle or something like that?
- But incredible that this work came from the same author as the Raven Cycle.
- And she says, I think of the books not as a trilogy or a sextet, a series or cycle, but simply as Earthsea.
Examples
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Typical is the way he enters in "True Love," the final poem of Norris's cycle called "Mysteries of the Incarnation."
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Examples from Cycle 2 are available upon request from the authors.
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Camus responded with his second set of work, The Cycle of Revolt.
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If his characters are credible, an entire cycle of novels will be his to illustrate.
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The Little Iliad, the Sack of Troy and Returns are only some poems from the epic cycle that told the entire story of the Trojan War.
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Likewise, a thematically and aesthetically coherent cycle of altarpieces was created for the new Venetian church of Il Redentore.
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The composer proudly presented his new song cycle, which explored themes of love and loss.
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She published a cycle of poems that each reflected a different season of the year.
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The literary festival featured several authors discussing their cycle of stories inspired by historical events.
Idioms
Compounds
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A natural monthly change in a woman's body that prepares for pregnancy
- Literature
A process of being born again after death many times until you become free
A small three-wheeled vehicle that a person pedals to carry passengers for money
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A series of chemical reactions in cells that make energy, carbon dioxide, and water
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Events in the heart from one beat to the next, including the upper and lower chambers tightening and relaxing
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An ideal engine process that shows the highest efficiency a heat engine can reach
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A model of a perfect machine that turns heat into work to show the highest possible efficiency
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A series of chemical reactions in the mitochondria of cells that make energy
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An action that runs for a set number of regular time steps in machines or computers
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A system where energy and nutrients move between plants, animals and tiny living things that break down dead matter
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A series of reactions in the cell's mitochondria that change food molecules into energy
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A series of chemical reactions in cells that make energy from food
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Etymology
Cycle comes from the Greek kyklos meaning 'circle' or 'wheel', and a helpful image is a set of songs or poems that turn around one idea. So a poetic or musical cycle is a linked group you experience in order, like steps on a circle.