centrifugal Synonyms

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centrifugal Meaning

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centrifugal (a)

tending to move away from a center

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centrifugal (s)

tending away from centralization, as of authority

conveying information to the muscles from the CNS

Webster

centrifugal (a.)

Tending, or causing, to recede from the center.

Expanding first at the summit, and later at the base, as a flower cluster.

Having the radicle turned toward the sides of the fruit, as some embryos.

Webster

centrifugal (n.)

A centrifugal machine.

centrifugal Sentence Examples

  1. The centrifugal force flung the water droplets off the spinning wheel.
  2. The centrifugal pump efficiently transferred fluid by using rotational energy.
  3. She felt the centrifugal force pull her towards the outer edge of the spinning carousel.
  4. The centrifugal governor regulated the speed of the engine by adjusting fuel flow.
  5. The centrifugal separator separated the heavier particles from the liquid mixture.
  6. He adjusted the centrifugal clutch to engage at a higher speed for better acceleration.
  7. The centrifugal casting method was used to create cylindrical metal objects with precision.
  8. The centrifugal fan expelled hot air from the furnace, maintaining a comfortable temperature.
  9. The centrifugal motion of the spinning top created mesmerizing patterns.
  10. The centrifugal compressor increased the pressure of the gas by converting kinetic energy into potential energy.

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tending to move away from a center, tending away from centralization, as of authority, conveying information to the muscles from the CNSTending, or causing, to

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The centrifugal force flung the water droplets off the spinning wheel.

The centrifugal pump efficiently transferred fluid by using rotational energy.

She felt the centrifugal force pull her towards the outer edge of the spinning carousel.

The centrifugal governor regulated the speed of the engine by adjusting fuel flow.