Third person singular simple present of to ebb.(verb)
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Use "ebbs" in a sentence
"The other reason you don't want to focus on the short-term ebbs and flows of the economy is that such an approach is antithetical to retirement planning."
"All my wits are gone wool-gathering for the benefit of my book, and I have none to spare for other things; so, my dear, if my letters to you fall off in both quantity and quality, don't go beating your brains for a more abstruse theory than Cuvier set up for the Deluge - viz., that as there is not water enough to cover all the earth at one time, when it flows over one place it ebbs from the opposite."
"And now it kind of ebbs and flows depending on, you know, work demands for both of us."