Usually means: Supports allowing multi-directional rotational movement.
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Definitions from WordNet (gimbals)

▸ noun:  an appliance that allows an object (such as a ship's compass) to remain horizontal even as its support tips


Opposite:
fixed, stationary, immobile

Types:
two-axis, three-axis, cardan, stabilized, more...

Adjectives:
inner, outer, mechanical, double, edge, explicit, axis, respective, external, frictionless, world

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Opposite:
fixed, stationary, immobile

Types:
two-axis, three-axis, cardan, stabilized, more...

Adjectives:
inner, outer, mechanical, double, edge, explicit, axis, respective, external, frictionless, world




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