Revolved is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REVOLVED in dictionary:

VERB:
• REVOLVE, to turn on an axis
• move in a circle on a central axis
• move in a circular orbit around
• treat as the most important element
• consider (something) repeatedly and from different angles
ADJECTIVE:
• turned in a circle around an axis
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to turn about an axis

Words related to REVOLVED

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How to use REVOLVED in a sentence

• The old associations of the Weimar world, which still revolved its little round, the much-enlightened traveller had outgrown.
• Emily revolved, in her mind, during their short ride, the horrid distress she had witnessed.
• Many and anxious were the thoughts I revolved in my mind.
• I revolved various plans of escape in my mind, which I sometimes imparted to my grandmother, when she came to whisper with me at the trap-door.
• The fresh and irregular breezes revolved with the sun at certain times of the year.
• One young man, who might have been a cavalry officer, was riding a queer bicycle which never moved off its pedestal, though its wheels revolved to the efforts of its rider.
• It revolved by the agency of steam, and was of the form that we should now call a reaction-engine.
• While these thoughts revolved in her mind, her eye was unfortunately attracted by a beautiful piece of silk, belonging to her employer.
• The Southern flowers shook in their slender glasses, and white gloves balanced dishes as if on board ship, and the electric fans revolved ceaselessly.
• I had revolved the matter again and again in my mind, and was finally convinced that I owed it to myself to withdraw from his service.
• The wary animal eluded the blow and for a moment revolved about another sphinx, pursued by his master, and then fled like a phantom out of the court by the path he came.
• The crank revolved in the hole three revolutions a minute.
• Oscar fixed his gaze on the fair girl between whom and Girard the nod of recognition had passed, and as he stood there in the theater he revolved in his mind the singular facts.
• Essentially they consist of a cylindrical vessel with perforated sides, so constructed that it can be revolved at a high speed.
• The boy, he thought, might one day be his nephew, and he revolved in his mind a thousand schemes for advancing him in the world and making him a clever fellow.
• Jeff was the whole hub about which her happiness revolved.
• Every thought of his loyal heart revolved around its absolute mistress.
• I have revolved schemes for town improvements a whole year and taken them into the March meeting only to have them smashed in a moment.
• Another man lay dying, close by the opening in which the wheel revolved.
• And as the little apartment revolved round Jimmy, so was this Christmas-Eve given up to him.
• It was an attempted improvement on the ancient machine in that the stripping teeth were placed in a cylinder which was revolved by power transmitted from the wheels.
• And now this pivot about which her whole life had revolved was to be pulled up, wrenched away.
• The glazed entrance doors revolved, and he saw her nip into an electric brougham, which, before he had time to button his overcoat, vanished like an apparition in the rainy mist.
• The good Bishop kept talking, but the wheels revolved slowly.
• Thus the argument had revolved in a circle and left him always in the same doubt.
• There was so much to think about, and for a while her tired brain revolved around Guy and all that his departure meant to her.
• He therefore assumed that the other planets revolved about the sun, while the sun, moon, and stars revolved about the earth as a centre.

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