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revolving (iou)



revolving ppl adjective. L16.
[formed as REVOLVER + -ING2.]
That revolves; rotating; travelling in orbit; poet. (of time, the seasons, etc.) recurring, elapsing.
revolving credit: that is automatically renewed as debts are cleared. revolving door (a) a door with usu. four partitions set at right angles radiating out from, and revolving on, a central vertical axis; (b) fig. a situation in which the same events recur in a continuous cycle; a place or organization that people tend to enter and leave very quickly; US a situation in which someone moves from an influential government position to a private company, or vice versa. revolving fund: that is continually replenished as withdrawals are made. revolving stage a turntable set into a stage floor on which scenery is placed, enabling one setting to turn out of sight as the next one appears.
W. Cowper Revolving seasons, fruitless as they pass.