vortex in Greek
vortex in Greek is δίνη — vortex means a spinning mass of air, water, or other matter that pulls things toward its centre, such as a whirlpool or whirlwind.
vortex in Greek
δίνη
Pronounced: dini
A whirlwind, whirlpool, or similarly moving matter in the form of a spiral or column.
What does "vortex" mean?
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noun A spinning mass of air, water, or other matter that pulls things toward its centre, such as a whirlpool or whirlwind.
"Water spiraled down the drain in a tight little vortex."
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noun A situation of intense, chaotic activity that seems to draw everything nearby into it.
"The scandal became a media vortex, sucking in one public figure after another."
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vortex in a sentence
- Water spiraled down the drain in a tight little vortex.
- The tornado formed a violent vortex that tore through the fields.
- The scandal became a media vortex, sucking in one public figure after another.
- She felt trapped in a vortex of deadlines and meetings.
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What is "vortex" in Greek?
"vortex" in Greek is δίνη. vortex means: A spinning mass of air, water, or other matter that pulls things toward its centre, such as a whirlpool or whirlwind.
How do you pronounce δίνη?
"vortex" in Greek is δίνη, pronounced "dini".
How do you use "vortex" in a sentence?
Example: "Water spiraled down the drain in a tight little vortex." In Greek, "vortex" is δίνη.
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