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vortex
noun plural
[L. from verto.]
vortices or vortexes.
vortex
A whirlpool; a whirling or circular motion of water, forming a kind of cavity in the center of the circle, and in some instances, drawing in water or absorbing other things.
vortex
A whirling of the air; a whirlwind.
vortex
In the Cartesian system, the circular motion originally impressed on the particles of matter, carrying them around their own axes, and around a common center. By means of these vortices. Descartes attempted to account for the formation of the universe./ .