Definition of pendulate in English:

pendulate

verb ˈpɛndjʊleɪtˈpɛndʒʊleɪt

1no object To dangle, sway to and fro; to oscillate.
2no object Figurative. To fluctuate or oscillate between two opposite conditions, opinions, etc.; to waver, vacillate.

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Christ Exalted. Partly from pendulum + -ate, and partly from pendule + -ate.

verb

1no object To dangle, sway to and fro; to oscillate.
2no object Figurative. To fluctuate or oscillate between two opposite conditions, opinions, etc.; to waver, vacillate.

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Christ Exalted. Partly from pendulum + -ate, and partly from pendule + -ate.

单词	pendulate
释义	Definition of pendulate in English: pendulate verb ˈpɛndjʊleɪtˈpɛndʒʊleɪt 1no object To dangle, sway to and fro; to oscillate. 2no object Figurative. To fluctuate or oscillate between two opposite conditions, opinions, etc.; to waver, vacillate. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Christ Exalted. Partly from pendulum + -ate, and partly from pendule + -ate. Definition of pendulate in US English: pendulate verb 1no object To dangle, sway to and fro; to oscillate. 2no object Figurative. To fluctuate or oscillate between two opposite conditions, opinions, etc.; to waver, vacillate. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Christ Exalted. Partly from pendulum + -ate, and partly from pendule + -ate.
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