1. the quality or state of being cyclic; the tendency to occur in cycles or to repeat in a regular pattern.
Usage: commonly used in scientific and technical contexts
2. in chemistry, the property of a compound containing one or more rings of atoms.
Usage: technical; chemistry

Examples

• The cyclicity of the seasons makes it easy to plan agricultural activities.
• Economic cyclicity affects business investment and employment rates.
• The cyclicity of the data suggests a pattern that repeats every twelve months.
• In organic chemistry, cyclicity determines how a molecule behaves and reacts.
• The cyclicity of the moon's phases has been observed for thousands of years.
• Researchers studied the cyclicity of the patient's symptoms to better understand the disease.