gyration
/ˌdʒaɪˈreɪʃən/Definitions
1. noun
A complete rotation of the body, or a circular movement, especially one that is rapid or violent.
“The spacecraft’s gyration caused it to lose control and drift off course.”
2. noun
A twisting or turning motion, especially one that is violent or uncontrolled.
“The dancer’s gyration added a dynamic touch to the choreography.”
3. noun
A period of intense or violent activity, especially one that is characterized by a series of rapid and unpredictable movements.
“The stock market’s gyration caused investors to panic and sell their shares.”