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spinning

[spin-ing] / ˈspɪn ɪŋ /




ADJECTIVE
whirling
Synonyms


ADJECTIVE
whirling
Synonyms


Example Sentences

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The jet stream sent areas of low pressure spinning in from the Atlantic, but their progress was blocked by an area of high pressure that became slow-moving across Scandinavia.

From BBC

Although it can be loosely compared to the motion of a spinning conductor in a bicycle dynamo, the true processes driving the field are far more complicated.

From Science Daily

Duane found himself turning one way, then spinning quickly around barely in time to see the fox dash between his legs and disappear into yet another hole.

From Literature

I only knew what one looked like because the miller’s daughter had a spinning wheel and she would spin people’s wool for some extra gold or some of their rations.

From Literature

They also take suggestions on what markets to list, interacting with customers in Discord forums and quickly spinning out contracts on which people want to bet.

From The Wall Street Journal