Revolve
Revolve verb - To give serious and careful thought to.
Usage example: for the next several hours he kept revolving the cryptic message in his mind, trying to make sense of it
Mutual synonyms
Common collocations
| power | revolve power | study power |
| science | revolve science | study science |
| powers | revolve powers | study powers |
| strategies | revolve strategies | study strategies |
Both words in one sentence
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In "Applied Anthropology and Culinary Arts", a couple of background characters mention how everything at Greendale seems to revolve around the study group.
Source: Series / Community -
The majority of the stories revolve around a clique of students who had their genders changed during their origin stories, and are part of Poe Cottage — a dorm designed to hide this fact (as well as other LGBI students) from the study body at large.
Source: Super Gender-Bender - Most of the Jewish scholars of the time were in Babylonia, and the vast majority of commentaries and places of study revolve around the Babylonian Talmud.The Talmud is not simply a list of laws.
Source: Literature / The Talmud
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