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churning

[chur-ning] / ˈtʃɜr nɪŋ /


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When the core collapses, the outer gas is still in motion because of this churning process.

From Science Daily

But dig a little bit deeper, and it is a whole different story: Middling performance at the index level is masking chaotic swings churning just beneath the surface.

From MarketWatch

His stomach was empty, but it was churning, too, from fear and the bitter water he had swallowed in the black pool.

From Literature

Winds topped 20 mph and the ocean was churning.

From The Wall Street Journal

He scanned the churning water for Nicole’s light and began to panic when he didn’t see it.

From Literature