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revolving

[ri-vol-ving] / rɪˈvɒl vɪŋ /


ADJECTIVE
circling
Synonyms


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He followed it with a succession of intensely theatrical divertissements, often revolving around unexpected intellectual conceits or bizarre juxtapositions and featuring brilliant dialogue, puns, repartee, double meanings and misunderstandings.

From BBC

The same research team has also looked at Medicare’s “revolving door” and the patterns of switching to and from the different forms of Medicare.

From Science Daily

It's clear the government needs to navigate these issues thoroughly to avoid the revolving door of offending, conviction and jail.

From BBC

Now that it’s an auction house, the public can walk in free and view a regularly revolving slate of offerings, from rare books to old master paintings to dinosaur skeletons, depending on the sale calendar.

From The Wall Street Journal

She flip-flopped between private and government work, drawing criticism from groups like Consumer Watchdog for her “revolving door” career.

From Los Angeles Times