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bucked

[buhkt] / bʌkt /


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With both legs free, Roald crawled to the front of the log as it “bucked wildly in the current.”

From Literature

As he watched, the driftwood bucked and she slipped from it; her eyes were closed, and she was falling.

From Literature

Meta Platforms, which also reported results Wednesday, bucked the trend, with investors rewarding the social-media giant for its ability to turn AI into a jump in revenue growth by boosting ad performance and user engagement.

From The Wall Street Journal

But both Newcastle and Sunday's opponents Aston Villa have bucked that trend in recent years with the eighth and sixth-biggest salary bills in the top flight respectively.

From BBC

However, France bucked the trend, with activity declining in January.

From The Wall Street Journal