circle

circle
n
1. disk, round, roundlet, roundel, wheel; ring, band, hoop, cordon, annulus; crown, coronet, diadem, halo, corona, aureole, wreath, garland; belt, Archaic. cincture, girth, cestus, baldric, cummerbund, sash; collar, necklace, neckband, fillet; bracelet, circlet, armlet; arena, rink, circus; orb, ball, globe, knob, bulb, pellet, globule, sperule.
2. realm, sphere, dominion, domain, province; field, bailiwick, hub, niche; circumference, perimeter, periphery, radius, compass; ambit, scope, capacity, extent, reach, stretch; zone, theatre, area, range, bounds; region, section, quarter, district, division, department, precinct; vicinity, vicinage, neighborhood, purlieus, pale.
3. group, set, coterie, knot, ring, Inf. bunch, Inf. crowd, Inf. gang; clique, cabal, camarilla, faction; club, society, association, fraternity, school.
4. series, set, cycle; circuit, tour, lap, turn, sweep, swing.
5. revolution, full turn, twirl, gyration; spiral, rondure, coil, whorl, vortex.
v
6. surround, encircle, ring; belt, girdle, gird, enclose, hedge in, hem in; ring round; circumnavigate, circumambulate, ensphere; encompass, compass, envelop, embrace.
7. rotate, revolve, whirl, twirl, reel; turn, wheel, spin, gyrate, pirouette, pivot, swivel; loop, coil, curl, eddy, gurge; circumrotate, circumvolve; move around, circulate.

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