rotating

/ rəʊˈteɪtɪŋ /

adjective

1. revolving around a central axis, line, or point

   the rotating blades of a helicopter

2. passing in turn to each of two or more eligible parties

   the rotating presidency of the EU

Example Sentences

The smart foreign money is already rotating into hard assets.

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And yet moving troops into and around the city is extremely dangerous and Ukrainian forces have tried to limit rotating people in and out due to the high risks.

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Another contingent, mostly composed of some of the regional reserve-bank presidents with rotating seats on the Fed’s voting committee, sees greater danger in inflation.

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The other five members are the president of the New York Fed plus four of the 11 Fed bank presidents, who vote on a rotating basis.

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You don’t need to exit your positions wholesale, but consider trimming them and rotating into small- and mid-cap stocks, says Paul Stanley, chief investment officer of Granite Bay Wealth Management in Portsmouth, N.H.

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Related Words

• consecutive 
• ensuing 
• subsequent 
• succeeding