noun
- plural of downspin; rotations or spins directed downward, or a downward spinning motion
- in particle physics, the plural of downspin; a quantum property of certain particles
Usage: technical; sports/physics context
Usage: physics; technical
Examples
- The tennis player applied downspins to slow the ball's forward motion.
- In billiards, downspins cause the cue ball to draw backward after impact.
- The physicist measured the downspins of electrons in the magnetic field.
- Multiple downspins were observed in the particle collision data.
- The golfer used downspins to control the ball's trajectory on the green.