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View definitions for rotate

rotate

verb as in go around in circle

verb as in alternate

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Example Sentences

But Dean and Ecclestone looked at ease, happy to rotate the strike for the most sensible passage of play that England managed.

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But that “Sell by” label doesn’t indicate when your milk will go bad — it’s to help grocers rotate stock.

It then had to be manoevered along rails through a giant equipment hatch, rotated through 90 degrees and lowered carefully onto a prepared base.

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From switching formations and rotating her players, she has been given plenty to think about - and Clinton's inclusion will surely be high on her list.

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That depth of quality means Slot has options and the ability to rotate his players, particularly in midfield.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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