dextrally Synonyms
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dextrally Meaning
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dextrally (adv.)
Towards the right; as, the hands of a watch rotate dextrally.
dextrally Sentence Examples
- The river flowed dextrally, meandering towards the east.
- The car veered dextrally along the winding road, following the curvature of the mountainside.
- The dancer gracefully spun dextrally, pirouetting to the right with fluid motion.
- In anatomy, nerves transmit signals dextrally from the brain to the right side of the body.
- The climber ascended dextrally, scaling the rocky cliff face with skilled precision.
- The satellite orbits the planet dextrally, moving in a clockwise direction.
- The storm system rotated dextrally as it approached the coastline, causing strong winds and heavy rainfall.
- During the race, the cyclist leaned dextrally into the turn, maintaining balance and speed.
- The sunflower exhibits heliotropism, turning dextrally throughout the day to face the sun.
- In geology, some fault lines exhibit dextral movement, shifting rocks and causing earthquakes along their path.
FAQs About the word dextrally
Towards the right; as, the hands of a watch rotate dextrally.
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The river flowed dextrally, meandering towards the east.
The car veered dextrally along the winding road, following the curvature of the mountainside.
The dancer gracefully spun dextrally, pirouetting to the right with fluid motion.
In anatomy, nerves transmit signals dextrally from the brain to the right side of the body.
