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whirlwind
adjective as in very fast
noun as in mass of rapidly rotating air
Strongest matches
Example Sentences
Others in the industry privately voice incredulity at what has become a whirlwind of announcements from Rheinmetall on new contracts, joint ventures and other deals.
Kelly: That must have been a whirlwind for you...
Dust devils are small whirlwinds that form from hot air rising from the ground, and their internal movements can give rise to electrical discharges.
She’s just returned from a whirlwind tour — Antwerp, New York, Oslo, Madrid — with Tokyo next month.
After a whirlwind first couple of years on the tour, the last thing for Littler to accomplish was the world-number-one ranking.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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