revolutive (Meaning)
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revolutive (a.)
Inclined to revolve things in the mind; meditative.
Synonyms & Antonyms of revolutive
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revolutive Sentence Examples
- The Earth's revolutive motion around the Sun governs its seasons and celestial phenomena.
- The planets in our solar system exhibit distinctive revolutive periods, each with its unique orbital velocity.
- Scientists study the revolutive properties of exoplanets to gain insights into their habitability and potential for life.
- The revolutive movement of the moon creates tides, shaping the Earth's coastal landscapes and influencing marine ecosystems.
- The discovery of Neptune was the result of precise calculations based on its predicted revolutive path.
- The emergence of rockets and spacecraft has enabled humans to explore the revolutive motions of other planets and moons.
- The Hubble Space Telescope captures stunning images of galaxies and their vast revolutive structures.
- Black holes possess extraordinarily strong gravitational fields that can alter the revolutive trajectories of nearby objects.
- Relativistic effects become noticeable for objects traveling at extremely high velocities, influencing their revolutive behavior.
- The revolutive dynamics of binary star systems provide valuable insights into the evolution and fate of stars.
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Inclined to revolve things in the mind; meditative.
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The Earth's revolutive motion around the Sun governs its seasons and celestial phenomena.
The planets in our solar system exhibit distinctive revolutive periods, each with its unique orbital velocity.
Scientists study the revolutive properties of exoplanets to gain insights into their habitability and potential for life.
The revolutive movement of the moon creates tides, shaping the Earth's coastal landscapes and influencing marine ecosystems.
