Force
Rotation
Rotation noun - A rapid turning about on an axis or central point.
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Synonyms for Rotation
Force and rotation are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Force" instead a noun "Rotation".
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- Thanks to its 10.6 hour rotation, the planet bulges from centrifugal force, making it appear a little squashed.
Source: Useful Notes / Saturn -
The wish-granting force, whatever it is, accomplishes this by abruptly halting the Earth's rotation.
Source: Creator / H. G. Wells - Ubiquitous artificial gravity which is not achieved via rotation and ensuing centrifugal force and whose mechanism is unexplained (the rotation variant is seen on stations, such as Neeska's station, but not on ships)
Source: Mundane Dogmatic
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