careering

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as inplunge
as inrace
as inrun
as inrush
as inspeed
as insweep
as intear
as inhightail
as incourse
as indart
as indash
as infly
as ingallop

Synonyms for careering

verb beat; throw hard

Antonyms for careering

Word Origin & History

1590s, "to charge at a tournament," from career (n.). The meaning "move rapidly, run at full speed" (1640s) is from the image of a horse "passing a career" on the jousting field, etc. Related: Careered; careering.

Example Sentences for careering

I feel already as if I were in the saddle, and careering wildly about.

And for no rhyme or reason I am careering about the verandah in an ecstasy of joy.

"I saw Peter careering about like a youngster," said the doctor, laughing.

A slight white figure on horseback was careering in the distance.

Away they went once more, careering through the gathering darkness.

For the poet is, on his monoplane, careering over the heart of Italy.

They were careering through the valley, all in a confused and disorderly band.

He is careering about; I feel that I am trembling like a leaf.

And away danced John Canoe and his tail, careering up the street.

What careering of figures, stark naked, through the rushes and trees!