[re.volve] vb re.volved ; re.volv.ing [ME, fr. L revolvere to roll back, cause to return, fr. re- + volvere to roll--more at voluble] vt (15c) 1: to turn over at length in the mind: ponder "~ a scheme"
2. a obs: to cause to go round in an orbit b: rotate 1 ~ vi 1: recur
2. a: to ponder something b: to remain under consideration "ideas revolved in his mind" 3 a: to move in a curved path round a center or axis b: to turn or roll round on an axis
4: to come to a main or central point: center "the dispute revolved around wages" -- re.volv.able adj