CYCLE. a bicycle or motorcycle.

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• A cycle is a series of events or stages that repeat regularly in the same order, returning to the starting point. It refers to a recurring period of time, such as the seasons, or a single completed sequence of such events, like a machine’s operating cycle. It also means to ride a bicycle or motor-cycle
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• Usage Examples:
  • Noun (Series/Time): "The life cycle of a butterfly," "the cycle of the seasons," or "the washing machine is in its final cycle".
  • Verb (Ride): "They cycled to the beach on Saturday".
  • Verb (Repeat):
     "The engine cycles through four stages"
  • Noun: Circle, round, sequence, succession, series, rhythm.
  • Verb (Ride): Pedal, bike, ridE.
  • Key Aspects:
    • Nature: It implies a sequence that repeats, often within a fixed time frame.
    • Types: Life cycle, menstrual cycle, business cycle, or water cycle.
    • Technical: In computing, it's the minimum interval for an operation.
    • Etymology: Derived from Latin cyclus and Greek kuklos, meaning "circle"
    • In mathematics, a cycle is generally a closed path or loop that starts and ends at the same vertex in a graph, without repeating any vertices or edges. It is a fundamental concept in graph theory, ensuring that the only repeated vertex is the start/end point. A cycle's length (number of edges) must be at least 3. 
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    • https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cycle_(graph_theory)
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