gearing
nounDivide gearing into syllables:
gear · ing
How to pronounce gearing:
Definition of gearing:
- gearing (noun):
- a mechanism for transmitting motion by gears
- the act or process of providing or fitting with gears
- wheelwork consisting of a connected set of rotating gears by which force is transmitted or motion or torque is changed.
Synonyms for gearing:
action
cogs
cogwheels
engine
epicyclic gear train
epicyclic train
gear
gearing
geartrain
gearwheels
machinery
mechanism
power train
train
wheelwork
works
Antonyms for gearing:
disarranging
disordering
disorganizing
refusing
rejecting
unfitting
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