What is another word for circadian?
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What is a circadian rhythm?
How does the circadian rhythm work?
Pronunciation:
[ sɜːkˈe͡ɪdi͡ən], [ sɜːkˈeɪdiən], [ s_ɜː_k_ˈeɪ_d_iə_n]
Related words: circadian rhythm sleep cycle, circadian rhythm disorder, circadian rhythm sleep disorders, the circadian rhythm, the circadian clock, sleep and circadian rhythms, the human circadian rhythm, the difference between circadian and a diurnal cycle, sleep and the circadian clock, how does the circadian rhythm work
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Synonyms for Circadian:
adj.
• daily (adjective) • Other relevant words: (adjective) • pert (adjective)n.
• Other relevant words: (noun)- nightfall,
- daybreak,
- o'clock,
- break,
- lunch hour,
- AM,
- same-day,
- diurnal,
- afternoon,
- dawn,
- mealtime,
- next-day,
- mornings,
- sunrise,
- to,
- daylight,
- last orders,
- sunset,
- morning,
- working day,
- gmt,
- dead,
- pm,
- tonight,
- teatime,
- crack,
- nighttime,
- night,
- small hours,
- school,
- standard time,
- Of,
- sunup,
- tea break,
- dusk,
- eventide,
- broad,
- sine die,
- NITE,
- time,
- date,
- dinner time,
- nights,
- the gloaming,
- bedtime,
- past,
- playtime,
- noontime,
- overnight,
- lights-out,
- midday,
- hour,
- rush hour,
- lunchtime,
- afternoons,
- morn,
- crepuscular,
- mid-afternoon,
- quarter,
- Greenwich Mean Time,
- twilit,
- local time,
- half,
- undated,
- happy hour,
- sundown,
- evening,
- nine,
- noon,
- first light,
- midnight,
- lighting-up time,
- eve,
- day,
- workday,
- midsummer,
- the witching hour,
- visiting hours,
- high noon,
- opening time,
- evenings,
- mid-morning,
- daytime,
- twilight,
- watershed,
- office hours.
Other synonyms:
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- bimonthly,
- triennial,
- hourly,
- monthly,
- annually,
- half-hourly,
- semiweekly.
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- biennial.
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- alternate.
- ball club,
- tops,
- alternating,
- unceasing,
- billet,
- per year,
- jump,
- breakout,
- slump,
- discover,
- intermission,
- falling out,
- biyearly,
- subprogram,
- unremitting,
- ix,
- twenty-five percent,
- coffee break,
- a-one,
- fall in,
- club,
- chronically,
- clock time,
- 60 minutes,
- schoolhouse,
- continuing,
- modus operandi,
- scissure,
- dinner dress,
- gap,
- set,
- discontinue,
- tack,
- evenfall,
- day-by-day,
- all in,
- fall apart,
- snap off,
- drained,
- never-ending,
- day of the month,
- preceding,
- educate,
- good luck,
- prime minister,
- retiring,
- full,
- quip,
- morning time,
- breach,
- bimestrial,
- time of day,
- fourth dimension,
- convention,
- chastise,
- post-mortem examination,
- let out,
- tercentenary,
- workaday,
- rupture,
- top-notch,
- give,
- mundane,
- time out,
- recrudesce,
- deadened,
- postmortem,
- ruin,
- wide,
- decline,
- redress,
- biweekly,
- perfectly,
- substitute,
- disruption,
- june 21,
- jailbreak,
- break-dance,
- forenoon,
- liberal,
- go steady,
- get across,
- dawning,
- platitude,
- always,
- transgress,
- split,
- respite,
- noonday,
- break down,
- courtly,
- offer,
- steady,
- nox,
- formula,
- biological,
- large-minded,
- rift,
- breakage,
- dateless,
- conk out,
- much,
- develop,
- escort,
- divulge,
- part,
- necropsy,
- school day,
- break of the day,
- innate,
- civilise,
- gaolbreak,
- fault,
- breaking,
- chap,
- changeless,
- fourth part,
- pattern,
- happy chance,
- day-after-day,
- oft,
- worldwide,
- civil time,
- drainage basin,
- erupt,
- soften,
- baseball club,
- discipline,
- even off,
- dinner gown,
- forever,
- interchange,
- unsubtle,
- mean solar day,
- sentence,
- blanket,
- fracture,
- tired,
- bust,
- panoptic,
- ofttimes,
- separate,
- vulgar,
- go out,
- shift,
- crepuscule,
- day in day out,
- fail,
- unglamourous,
- incessant,
- reveal,
- good afternoon,
- minute,
- past tense,
- get out,
- clip,
- hackneyed,
- rectify,
- nine-spot,
- turning point,
- come home,
- coarse,
- turn,
- autopsy,
- right,
- every night,
- schematic,
- divide,
- shot,
- unvarying,
- superior general,
- break off,
- tornado,
- summer solstice,
- break dance,
- prison-breaking,
- cultivate,
- unwashed,
- whirl,
- lifelike,
- appointment,
- geological fault,
- even,
- perpetual,
- break away,
- green,
- semimonthly,
- clock,
- basin,
- atomic number 61,
- stagnant,
- subroutine,
- flip-flop,
- premier,
- after part,
- twenty-four hours,
- rude,
- date stamp,
- stately,
- unremarkable,
- counterbalance,
- dayspring,
- give out,
- on a regular basis,
- act,
- take turns,
- drainage area,
- incessantly,
- average,
- ceaseless,
- function,
- born,
- violate,
- ordinary bicycle,
- split up,
- prisonbreak,
- break through,
- absolutely,
- lunch period,
- work day,
- break in,
- vernacular,
- raw,
- beat,
- twenty-four hour period,
- ceremonious,
- ut1,
- one-fourth,
- crock up,
- offend,
- banal,
- click,
- give way,
- crack up,
- let on,
- uncover,
- oftentimes,
- exact,
- unwrap,
- taps,
- cliche,
- better,
- smash,
- recess,
- metre,
- rough-cut,
- playday,
- short,
- schooltime,
- ball,
- bushed,
- shopworn,
- ut,
- break out,
- frequently,
- relegate,
- catchment basin,
- uncouth,
- prison term,
- full general,
- promethium,
- see,
- postmortem examination,
- nightlong,
- threadbare,
- old-hat,
- fissure,
- all-encompassing,
- tolerant,
- 24-hour interval,
- solar day,
- sally,
- meter,
- ennead,
- bump,
- invariant,
- two-year,
- break up,
- by the day,
- per annum,
- crevice,
- expose,
- schooling,
- check,
- phase modulation,
- interrupt,
- get around,
- make up,
- 9,
- cave in,
- tercentennial,
- this night,
- spacious,
- by,
- damp,
- tail,
- numb,
- go against,
- suspension,
- collapse,
- unglamorous,
- cockcrow,
- periodical,
- humdrum,
- extensive,
- universal,
- crepuscle,
- every year,
- all-night,
- suddenly,
- quartern,
- compensate,
- fall into place,
- twelve noon,
- tiptop,
- one-quarter,
- first-rate,
- tea,
- disclose,
- yearly,
- banality,
- customary,
- one-half,
- severance,
- cracking,
- bring out,
- cranny,
- snap,
- habitue,
- perpetually,
- canton,
- sink in,
- cancel,
- weaken,
- kick downstairs,
- bit,
- interruption,
- constant quantity,
- come apart,
- break of day,
- wisecrack,
- wear,
- well-worn,
- established,
- get through,
- stock,
- break of serve,
- past times,
- adjust,
- procedure,
- across-the-board,
- super,
- park,
- cosmopolitan,
- chasten,
- all-embracing,
- even out,
- prosaic,
- trite,
- afternoon tea,
- fixture,
- encompassing,
- yesteryear,
- veritable,
- mutual,
- die,
- even up,
- plebeian,
- dark,
- infract,
- switch,
- ace,
- dusky,
- casual,
- hr,
- abruptly,
- this evening,
- rule,
- poop,
- pass,
- sidereal day,
- number,
- fall,
- give away,
- shoal,
- fling,
- instinctive,
- alternative,
- landmark,
- evening gown,
- flip,
- wonted,
- understudy,
- engagement,
- unconstipated,
- river basin,
- stop,
- good morning,
- utterly,
- fourth,
- draw and quarter,
- gloaming,
- universal time,
- civilize,
- unspecific,
- bankrupt,
- open frame,
- surrogate,
- burst,
- topnotch,
- wear out,
- go,
- founder,
- invariably,
- commons,
- stern,
- cleft,
- a great deal,
- niner,
- all-inclusive,
- go bad,
- intermit,
- ecumenical,
- pause,
- each year,
- objurgate,
- precise,
- demote,
- train,
- castigate,
- idle,
- water parting,
- timeworn,
- bromide,
- dampen,
- invariable,
- noontide,
- aurora,
- penetrate,
- draw,
- replacement,
- sort out,
- occasional,
- oecumenical,
- catchment area.
How to use "Circadian" in context?
The word "circadian" comes from the Latin words "circa" (around) and "dia" (day), meaning "about a day." Circadian rhythms are the patterns of daily, monthly, and yearly events that are driven by the Earth's natural sunlight and darkness. The three main types of circadian rhythms are: biological, light/dark, and dusk-dawn. Biological rhythms involve rhythms in human and other living cells, and light/dark rhythms involve rhythms in animals and plants. Dusk-dawn rhythms involve rhythms in humans and other animals that are affected by the natural light and dark cycles.
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