gyration in Latin
gyration in Latin is gȳrātiō — gyration means a turning or spinning movement around a fixed point or line.
gyration in Latin
gȳrātiō
(also, figuratively) The act of turning or whirling, especially around a fixed axis or centre; a circular or spiral motion; rotation.
What does "gyration" mean?
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noun A turning or spinning movement around a fixed point or line.
"Cryptocurrency – digital money not backed by any nation – is famous for its wild and frequent gyrations."
- noun A spin around a line that is not the object's true centre, making the movement off-centre.
- noun One of the coiled turns that make up a spiral seashell.
- noun (anatomy) The pattern of folds on the surface of the brain.
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- Cryptocurrency – digital money not backed by any nation – is famous for its wild and frequent gyrations.
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What is "gyration" in Latin?
"gyration" in Latin is gȳrātiō. gyration means: A turning or spinning movement around a fixed point or line.
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