Spiraling Synonyms, Spiraling Antonyms

Synonyms for spiraling

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Word Origin & History

1550s, from Middle French spiral, from Medieval Latin spiralis "winding, coiling" (mid-13c.), from Latin spira "coil," from Greek speira "coil, twist, wreath," from PIE *sper- "to turn, twist." Spiral galaxy first attested 1913.

Example Sentences forspiraling

Dragon and Vampire were spiraling away in opposite directions.

Stryker lumbered past him and took the controls, spiraling the Marco Four down.

A little cloud of white smoke was spiraling up from the door of a teepee.

Turning to the three boys, he indicated the spiraling slidestairs.

The spiraling pace of change allows us to contemplate, within our own lifetime, advances that once would have taken centuries.

The squadron was spiraling upward in close formation with his plane above them when the enemy struck.

He dropped the detector screen and swung the cruiser in another curve, spiraling in the opposite direction.

Blue and slender lines of spiraling smoke went drifting out into the air.

Tom, Astro, and Philip Morgan stepped on the slidestairs and began their spiraling ascent to the forty-second floor.

They saw the plane stall, then fall nose down, spiraling as it went.

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