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seesaw

[see-saw] / ˈsiˌsɔ /
VERB
move back and forth
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The show "seesaws between thrilling and annoying", according to USA Today's Kelly Lawler, while the Atlantic's Sophie Gilbert described most of it as "largely joyless and grim".

From BBC

The opening “Waiting Around” is a solid distillation of his strengths, with attractive seesaw chords and a melody that lingers slightly behind the beat, conveying the uncertainty and contemplation of the lyrics.

From The Wall Street Journal

Bonds are like seesaws: The yield falls when the price rises.

From MarketWatch

Three days after the runoff, with Stevenson narrowly leading and the seesaw count nearly complete, Salas said, a meeting was called in Parr’s office 10 miles from Alice.

From Seattle Times

Midsize banks are teetering and markets are seesawing after the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank.

From New York Times