1. marked by a pattern of winding or spiral turns; having a gyrated or coiled form
Usage: technical or scientific usage; often used in biology and geology
2. relating to or resembling the convolutions of the brain; characterized by gyri (ridges on the brain surface)
Usage: anatomical or medical term

Examples

• The gyrose surface of the brain contains numerous folds and ridges.
• The fossil displayed a gyrose pattern of chambers spiraling inward.
• Under the microscope, the gyrose structure of the shell was clearly visible.
• The gyrose texture of the rock suggested ancient volcanic activity.
• The plant's gyrose leaves twisted in a distinctive helical arrangement.