gyrations Synonyms
gyrations Meaning
gyrations
the pattern of convolutions of the brain, something (such as a coil of a shell) that is gyrate, an act or instance of gyrating
gyrations Sentence Examples
- The dancer's fluid gyrations captivated the audience with their grace and fluidity.
- The gymnast performed impressive gyrations on the uneven bars, demonstrating her remarkable flexibility.
- The acrobat's dizzying gyrations left the spectators in awe of their acrobatic skills.
- The conductor's exaggerated gyrations distracted the orchestra during the performance.
- The whirling dervishes' hypnotic gyrations created a sense of spirituality and transcendence.
- The weather vane's gyrations indicated the shifting direction of the wind.
- The flickering flames of the fire danced with erratic gyrations, casting strange shadows on the walls.
- The politician's cunning gyrations enabled him to dodge difficult questions.
- The restless child's incessant gyrations made it difficult to concentrate.
- The planet's gyrations around the sun create the cycles of seasons that sustain life on Earth.
FAQs About the word gyrations
the pattern of convolutions of the brain, something (such as a coil of a shell) that is gyrate, an act or instance of gyrating
rotations, curves, wheels, spins, twirls, spirals, pirouettes, curls,rolls, orbits
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The dancer's fluid gyrations captivated the audience with their grace and fluidity.
The gymnast performed impressive gyrations on the uneven bars, demonstrating her remarkable flexibility.
The acrobat's dizzying gyrations left the spectators in awe of their acrobatic skills.
The conductor's exaggerated gyrations distracted the orchestra during the performance.
