Pronunciation: /dʒaɪˈreɪʃənəl/
noun a person or thing that rotates or spins around an axis
A1 The children were mesmerized by the gyrations of the dancers.
A2 The gymnast's gyrations on the balance beam were flawless.
B1 The gyrations of the stock market can be unpredictable.
B2 The politician's gyrations on the issue left many confused.
C1 The dancer's gyrational movements were a sight to behold.
C2 The gymnast's gyrational routine was a masterclass in precision and grace.
adjective describing or relating to the act of rotating or spinning around an axis
A1 The merry-go-round at the park is gyrational.
A2 The gymnast performed a series of gyrational movements on the balance beam.
B1 The dance routine featured intricate and gyrational choreography.
B2 The acrobat's performance was filled with impressive gyrational stunts.
C1 The physics professor explained the concept of gyrational motion in great detail.
C2 The artist's sculpture captured the essence of gyrational energy in a mesmerizing way.
formal The gyration of the planet causes changes in its rotational axis.
informal I love watching dancers perform their gyrational moves on stage.
slang The party was lit with all the gyration happening on the dance floor.
figurative Her mind was in a constant state of gyration, never settling on one thought for too long.
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