pivots Synonyms
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Strong:
- directions
- meat-and-potatoes
- gists
- nuclei
- bullseyes
- nets
- drifts
- piths
- nubbins
- cruces
- nucleuses
- keynotes
- subjects
- cruxes
- centerpieces
- bottom-lines
- bull-s-eyes
- meats
- themes
- nubs
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pivots Meaning
pivots
a usually marked change, a shaft or pin on which something turns, a person, thing, or factor having a major or central role, function, or effect, pivotal, a key player or position, turning on or as if on a pivot, to cause to pivot, a usually metallic pin holding an artificial crown to the root of a tooth, to adapt or improve by adjusting or modifying (something, such as a product, service, or strategy), to provide with, mount on, or attach by a pivot, to adapt or improve by adjusting or modifying something (such as a product, service, or strategy), the action in basketball of stepping with one foot while keeping the other foot at its point of contact with the floor, to turn on or as if on a pivot, something on which something else turns or depends, the action of pivoting, an offensive position of a basketball player standing usually with back to the basket to relay passes, shoot, or provide a screen for teammates, an adjustment or modification made (as to a product, service, or strategy) in order to adapt or improve
pivots Sentence Examples
- The dancer's graceful pivots added an elegant touch to the performance.
- The company's financial strategy successfully pivoted towards sustainable practices.
- The athlete swiftly pivoted on his foot, dodging the defender.
- The teacher adeptly pivoted her lesson plan to accommodate the students' needs.
- The politician masterfully pivoted in the debate, shifting the focus to a more favorable topic.
- The ballerina effortlessly pivoted on her toes, creating a mesmerizing illusion.
- The climber skillfully pivoted around a challenging obstacle on the rock face.
- The company pivoted its production line to produce essential medical supplies during the pandemic.
- The boxer pivoted out of the way of his opponent's punch, narrowly avoiding a knockout.
- The team pivoted its marketing strategy after analyzing customer feedback, resulting in increased sales.
FAQs About the word pivots
a usually marked change, a shaft or pin on which something turns, a person, thing, or factor having a major or central role, function, or effect, pivotal, a key
cores, sums, points,roots, kernels, hearts, essences, directions, meat and potatoes, gists
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The dancer's graceful pivots added an elegant touch to the performance.
The company's financial strategy successfully pivoted towards sustainable practices.
The athlete swiftly pivoted on his foot, dodging the defender.
The teacher adeptly pivoted her lesson plan to accommodate the students' needs.
