vortices
/ˈvɔrtɪsiːz/Definitions
1. noun
A rotating column of air or fluid, especially one that forms when air is drawn into a low-pressure area.
“The storm system created a series of powerful vortices that caused widespread destruction.”
2. noun
A whirling or rotating movement, especially one that resembles a whirlpool or a spiral.
“The vortices in the artist’s painting created a mesmerizing visual effect.”