revolved
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Definition
Adjective 1. Turned in a circle around an axis: Describes something that has been rotated or made to move in a circular path around a central point or line.
Usage
The adjective "revolved" is used to describe the state or condition of an object after it has undergone a revolving motion. It is often used in technical, mechanical, or descriptive contexts.
Examples
- The revolved section of the sculpture created a fascinating play of light and shadow.
- The mechanic inspected the revolved components of the engine for signs of wear.
- From a distance, the satellite appeared as a single, revolved point of light.
Advanced Usage
- In technical drawing/engineering: A "revolved" view or feature is one that is depicted or created by rotating a profile around an axis.
- The blueprint showed the part with a revolved cutout to illustrate its internal structure.
- In mathematics/geometry: A "revolved" surface (like a cylinder or sphere) is generated by rotating a curve around an axis.
- Calculating the volume of a revolved solid requires integral calculus.
Variants and Related Words
- Revolve (verb): To move in a circle around a central point.
- Revolving (adjective or present participle): Currently turning or designed to turn (e.g., a revolving door).
- Revolution (noun): A single complete turn around an axis; a fundamental change.
- Revolvable (adjective): Capable of being revolved.
Synonyms
- Rotated
- Turned
- Swiveled
- Pivoted
- Gyrated
Antonyms
- Stationary
- Fixed
- Immobile
Notes on Meaning
The adjective "revolved" specifically describes the result of the action of revolving. It is not typically used to describe an ongoing action (for which "revolving" is used) but rather a completed state or a characteristic imparted by such an action. It is less common in everyday speech than the verb form.