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Meaning & Definition of Churning in English

English

Churning

To stir or shake (a liquid) violently


Pronunciation:

/ˈtʃɜrnɪŋ/

Part of Speech:

verb

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: To cause to move or act vigorously.

    Example Sentence: The storm was churning the ocean into a frothy mass.

  • Definition: To mix or stir (milk or cream) to make butter.

    Example Sentence: She spent the afternoon churning butter by hand.

  • Definition: To undergo a process of change, often with a sense of agitation or turmoil.

    Example Sentence: The investor’s stomach was churning with anxiety during the market fluctuations.

  • Definition: To process information or emotions intensely.

    Example Sentence: Her mind was churning with thoughts about the upcoming exam.

Etymology

Origin: Middle English: from the verb churne, of uncertain origin.

Synonyms

stirringmixingshakingagitatingvortexing

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • churning out: To produce something in large quantities, often with little regard for quality.
  • churning stomach: A feeling of nausea or anxiety, usually associated with emotional distress.

Translations

  • Spanish: batido
  • French: agitation
  • German: rühren
  • Russian: взбалтывание

Related Words

  • churn: To stir or mix (milk, cream) vigorously to make butter.
  • agitate: To move or force into violent, irregular action.

Slang Meanings of churning

  • Meaning: To cause confusion or tumult.

    Example Sentence: The cheating scandal churned up a lot of drama in the school.

  • Meaning: To be excessively busy or active, often with negative connotations.

    Example Sentence: I've been churning the whole week, trying to finish this project.