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Definitions for pivoted
piv·ot·ed
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Pivoted
of Pivot
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of pivoted in Chaldean Numerology is: 8
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of pivoted in Pythagorean Numerology is: 1
Examples of pivoted in a Sentence
I was a member of the Freedom Caucus in the very beginning because we were focused on making process reforms to get every Member’s voice heard and advance conservative policy, when the Speaker resigned and they pivoted to focusing on the leadership race, I withdrew.
The Barbie collector market has been strong for many years but Mattel has pivoted to featuring many more role models, the shift has been extremely popular with their collector fans and also has garnered widespread attention for those role models who should be honored and often don’t get the recognition they deserve.
It's entirely possible that 10 years from now, the UK will have pivoted to exporting beyond Europe, my concern is that it will be as part of an overall reduction in trade, meaning a smaller economy and, ultimately, job losses.
They have the bed capacity but what obviously has become strained, stressed, are these hardworking nurses and doctors and respiratory therapist, that's where we've now pivoted in the last week or so to move our doctors.
Taking these lessons to heart, we just pivoted in late December and just kept going forth full-tilt with a third dose and following these children during the trials.
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