pivoted (Meaning)

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pivoted (imp. & p. p.)

of Pivot

The dancer pivoted swiftly on her toes, twirling gracefully around the stage.
The CEO pivoted the company's strategy to focus on a more digital market.
The quarterback pivoted to his right, avoiding a sack and completing the pass.
The door pivoted smoothly on its hinges, allowing access to the interior.
The hiker pivoted his foot to gain traction on the steep trail.
The gymnast pivoted mid-air, performing a flawless back handspring.
The CEO pivoted the company's operations to reduce costs and maximize efficiency.
The ballerina pivoted her body with precision, executing a flawless arabesque.
The basketball player pivoted away from the defender to create space for a shot.
The aircraft pivoted smoothly in flight, navigating its way through the air currents.

of Pivot

twirled, twisted, spun,swung, swirled, swivelled, turned, swiveled, rotated, rolled

No antonyms found.

The dancer pivoted swiftly on her toes, twirling gracefully around the stage.

The CEO pivoted the company's strategy to focus on a more digital market.

The quarterback pivoted to his right, avoiding a sack and completing the pass.

The door pivoted smoothly on its hinges, allowing access to the interior.