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For Louie, within a few seconds, the porch started gyrating. (source)gyrating = spinning
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Jack broke out of his gyration and stood facing Ralph. (source)gyration = spinning or spiraling scrambling movements
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The frightening thing, he reflected for the ten thousandth time as he forced his shoulders painfully backward (with hands on hips, they were gyrating their bodies from the waist, an exercise that was supposed to be good for the back muscles) — the frightening thing was that it might all be true. (source)gyrating = rotating in a dance-like way
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The still-gyrating rotors sliced through the wind, making a loud whistling noise.† (source)
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She abruptly locked into the beat, bobbing her head, gyrating her hips.† (source)
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Her body was plump, far from perfect, and she was gyrating in rhythm to the chanting—making love to Sophie's grandfather.† (source)
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The welcome statement had shocked Thomas, but before he could respond, the long-haired man practically pulled him and Brenda inside, then started ushering them through a tightly packed crowd of dancing bodies, gyrating and jumping and hugging and spinning.† (source)
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I may have lay in the mud for minutes or hours while my brain slowly gyrated inside my skull.† (source)
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Sometimes, I preferred standing on the sides to observe the stream and tide of their motion, their gyrations, the fusion of feet and fingers with the fever from some dark, tribal, ancestral homeland.† (source)
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The advance guard which came down the street from the railroad station consisted of a number of Jeeps, being driven with a certain restraint, their gyration-prone wheels inactive on these old ways which offered nothing bumpier than a few cobblestones.† (source)standard suffix: The suffix "-tion", converts a verb into a noun that denotes the action or result of the verb. Typically, there is a slight change in the ending of the root verb, as in action, education, and observation.
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Several of the remaining glass columns crack, causing the monstrous occupants to gyrate in agitation.† (source)
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Lindsay gyrates with a ski pole between her legs, rocking back and forth.† (source)
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At last, by a violent and almost superhuman effort, I tear it away just as the ball which is still executing its gyratory motions is about to run round it and drag me with it—if— Oh, what intense stupendous light!† (source)
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At a formal dinner once a professor of some science or other, wanting to make small talk, had pointed out a few insects gyrating above a candelabra.† (source)
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The rock group gyrated to its outer limits, frantic dissonance worthy of the scene.† (source)
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Something is not understood: the robbers and their strange commands, the lady and her gyrations, the tricks she's compelled to perform, like a trained dog.† (source)
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