noncyclical
- adjective
- /nɒnˈsɪk.lɪ.kəl/
- The demand for food and healthcare is often driven by noncyclical factors, remaining stable regardless of economic fluctuations.
Examples
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The company specializes in noncyclical products, ensuring consistent sales throughout the year without seasonal variations.
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Consequently, he said in an interview, recovery will be slow in coming as those noncyclical job losses will be more difficult to remedy.
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In times of economic downturn, many investors prefer noncyclical stocks, as they tend to be less affected by market changes.
Synonyms
Happening at no fixed times
Does not happen at regular times or repeat a pattern
Happening at irregular times
That does not happen again in the same way or pattern
A sound that has no regular beat
Having no repeating movement or vibration
Not forming a cycle or returning to its original state
Antonyms
How Cyclical
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Noncyclical is formed from non- meaning 'not' and cycle meaning 'a circle' or 'a repeating pattern'. So noncyclical means 'not happening in regular cycles', which is why people call some industries or events noncyclical when they do not follow the usual up-and-down changes.