"Swirl" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Swirl" Meaning

To move or cause something to move in a twisting motion, turning around a central point, often quickly and in a curved line.

Example: A tornado starts as a tiny whirlwind, then suddenly it swirls through the town.

Synonyms: spin, twirl, eddy, whirl, vortex.

"Swirl" Examples

Verb "Swirl"

Examples:

The coffee shop's design aim was to make its large windows resemble a waterfall, with an overall sense of water gently swirling around it.
Her views on the communist system shifted as more of the worst excesses of socialism began to grab hold and swirl issues out of all proportion.
In the upper atmosphere, two tiny meteors are known to swirl around the same point for a couple of days occasionally.
The helicopter's rotors begin swirling as they spin around its vertical axis fast and minus drag in its slightly aerobic atmospheres.
Hemingway's simple, effective writing style is expected to swirl around dramatic portrayals of life someplace other than the promised land.