Thesaurus.com
Dictionary.com
Showing results for vortex. Search instead for vykortet.
Definitions

vortex

[vawr-teks] / ˈvɔr tɛks /
NOUN
whirling mass of water
Synonyms




Example Sentences

Examples are provided to illustrate real-world usage of words in context. Any opinions expressed do not reflect the views of Dictionary.com.

“Did you at least prepare him for the vortex of evil that is the Seton brand—I mean, family?” she snarks merrily.

From The Wall Street Journal

One especially promising structure is the toroidal vortex of light, which forms a ring where the electromagnetic field curves back on itself into a stable, donut-like shape.

From Science Daily

We are finding refuge in books, both to make sense of the bad news vortex and to welcome escape.

From Los Angeles Times

Some research suggests climate change could be playing a role in disruptions to the polar vortex -- a vast region of cold, low-pressure air that normally circulates high above the Arctic.

From Barron's

The polar vortex - a ring of strong westerly winds that form above the Arctic every winter containing a pool of very cold air - led to the powerful storm, according to weather experts.

From BBC