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gimbals

 

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Noun gimbals has 1 sense
  1. gimbals - an appliance that allows an object (such as a ship's compass) to remain horizontal even as its support tips
    --1 is a kind of
    appliance, contraption, contrivance, convenience, gadget, gizmo, gismo, widget

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Gimbals

Noun (plural): [gim-buhls]

Definition 1: A pivoted support that allows rotation of an object on a single axis, typically to keep a device stable and level regardless of its surrounding movements.

Sample Sentence 1: The camera was mounted on gimbals to capture stable footage while the helicopter flew through turbulent weather conditions.

Sample Sentence 2: The ship's compass was placed on a gimbals to prevent it from tilting during rough seas.

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Noun (plural): [gim-buhls]

Definition 2: A type of candy known for its soft and chewy texture, usually made using gelatin.

Sample Sentence 1: The kids enjoyed eating gimbals as a sweet treat during the movie night.

Sample Sentence 2: I bought a bag of gimbals from the store to satisfy my sugar craving.

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Verb: [gim-buhl]

Definition: To provide a device or object with gimbals.

Sample Sentence: The engineer skillfully gimballed the camera to ensure steady footage.

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Adjective: [gim-buhl]

Definition: Describing something that has or uses gimbals for stability.

Sample Sentence: The drone's gimbal-mounted camera captured breathtaking aerial footage.

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