centripetal in Greek
centripetal in Greek is κεντρομόλος — centripetal means moving or pointing inward, toward the middle of something.
centripetal in Greek
κεντρομόλος
Pronounced: kedromolos
Of, relating to, or operated by centripetal force.
What does "centripetal" mean?
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adj Moving or pointing inward, toward the middle of something.
"It was a centripetal time, with me at the centre, everything gravitating towards me."
- adj Carrying nerve signals in towards the brain and spinal cord.
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- It was a centripetal time, with me at the centre, everything gravitating towards me.
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What is "centripetal" in Greek?
"centripetal" in Greek is κεντρομόλος. centripetal means: Moving or pointing inward, toward the middle of something.
How do you pronounce κεντρομόλος?
"centripetal" in Greek is κεντρομόλος, pronounced "kedromolos".
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