inward-moving (Meaning)
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inward-moving (s)
moving or directed toward the center or axis, especially when spinning or traveling in a curve
Synonyms & Antonyms of inward-moving
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inward-moving Sentence Examples
- The tornado's powerful winds were characterized by an inward-moving spiral.
- The inward-moving tide signaled the changing of the ocean currents.
- Inward-moving clouds darkened the sky, heralding an impending storm.
- The inward-moving crowd surged toward the stage as the concert began.
- An inward-moving current of air circulated through the room, bringing relief from the summer heat.
- The inward-moving conveyor belt transported packages toward the sorting area.
- The inward-moving traffic on the highway slowed to a crawl due to an accident.
- The weather forecast predicted an inward-moving cold front would bring cooler temperatures.
- The inward-moving train platform filled with passengers awaiting their departure.
- The inward-moving glacier carved valleys and shaped the landscape over thousands of years.
FAQs About the word inward-moving
moving or directed toward the center or axis, especially when spinning or traveling in a curve
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The tornado's powerful winds were characterized by an inward-moving spiral.
The inward-moving tide signaled the changing of the ocean currents.
Inward-moving clouds darkened the sky, heralding an impending storm.
The inward-moving crowd surged toward the stage as the concert began.
