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verb · C1Revolve
ri-VOLV/rɪˈvɒlv/
To revolve is to move in a circle, or (revolve around) to have something as its centre: the Earth revolves, the plot revolves around. Rotate (this batch) is turn, or take turns; a crest is not a methods centre.
Meaning
To move in a circle; of a discussion or plan, to have something as its centre (revolve around).
Examples
- “The methods section must revolve around the n, not the crest.”
- “Rotate is this batch (turn / take turns). Centre on is everyday. A crest is branding. A count is methods. Put the n in the middle; the arms go on the cover.”
Good to know
Turn in a circle / centre on (around). Cousin: rotate (this batch). A crest ≠ the centre of methods.
Near in meaning
centre on
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