gyratory Antonyms
Meaning of gyratory
Webster
gyratory (a.)
Moving in a circle, or spirally; revolving; whirling around.
gyratory Sentence Examples
- The gyratory motion of the electron beam created a circular pattern on the screen.
- The amusement park ride featured a gyratory swing that rotated riders in all directions.
- The gyratory movement of the currents in the ocean caused swirling eddies.
- The gyratory scalpels used in surgery provided precise and minimal-invasive incisions.
- The wind turbine blades rotated in a gyratory fashion, harnessing energy from the wind.
- The gyratory trajectory of the meteorite posed a threat to Earth's orbit.
- The gyratory fan in the attic circulated air throughout the house, providing ventilation.
- The gyratory flow of the river created a series of whirlpools and eddies.
- The gyratory mixing in the chemical reactor ensured the uniform distribution of reagents.
- The gyratory motion of the dancers mesmerized the audience with its fluidity and grace.
FAQs About the word gyratory
Moving in a circle, or spirally; revolving; whirling around.
revolve,rotate, spin, pirouette,twirl, circle, swirl, curl, roll, whirl
No antonyms found.
The gyratory motion of the electron beam created a circular pattern on the screen.
The amusement park ride featured a gyratory swing that rotated riders in all directions.
The gyratory movement of the currents in the ocean caused swirling eddies.
The gyratory scalpels used in surgery provided precise and minimal-invasive incisions.
