volatility in Greek
volatility in Greek is μεταβλητότητα — volatility means the tendency of a price, market or value to move sharply and unpredictably over a short period.
volatility in Greek
μεταβλητότητα
Pronounced: metavlitotita
The state of being volatile.
What does "volatility" mean?
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noun The tendency of a price, market or value to move sharply and unpredictably over a short period.
"Volatility in the oil market pushed petrol prices up twice in a fortnight."
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noun A tendency to change mood or behaviour suddenly and without warning, or a situation liable to turn violent at any moment.
"His volatility made the whole newsroom walk on eggshells."
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noun In chemistry, the readiness with which a substance evaporates at ordinary temperatures.
"Petrol's high volatility is what makes its vapour so dangerous indoors."
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volatility in a sentence
- Volatility in the oil market pushed petrol prices up twice in a fortnight.
- The fund uses options to hedge against volatility.
- His volatility made the whole newsroom walk on eggshells.
- Aid workers withdrew because of the volatility of the border region.
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What is "volatility" in Greek?
"volatility" in Greek is μεταβλητότητα. volatility means: The tendency of a price, market or value to move sharply and unpredictably over a short period.
How do you pronounce μεταβλητότητα?
"volatility" in Greek is μεταβλητότητα, pronounced "metavlitotita".
How do you use "volatility" in a sentence?
Example: "Volatility in the oil market pushed petrol prices up twice in a fortnight." In Greek, "volatility" is μεταβλητότητα.
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