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derail

[dee-reyl] / diˈreɪl /
VERB
run off a track
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STRONGEST




Example Sentences

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“A lot of us are feeling very derailed.”

From The Wall Street Journal

“If there are fewer rate cuts because the economy is healthy, that won’t derail the U.S. equity market.”

From Barron's

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health said the cuts would derail an estimated $64.5 million for 14 different county grant programs, resulting in “increased costs, more illness, and preventable deaths,” the department said.

From Los Angeles Times

The stoppage will derail $1.1 million slated for the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health’s National HIV Behavioral Surveillance Project, according to the president’s budget office.

From Los Angeles Times

"They had to do this under this huge pressure of an encroaching red level storm that had the potential to completely derail the investigation and wash all of the evidence away."

From BBC