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riptide

[rip-tahyd] / ˈrɪpˌtaɪd /


NOUN
undertow
Synonyms


Example Sentences

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Those mashed hooks tend to form around the wordy deadpan of vocalist Andy Fox, who sounds completely at home in these riptides of intention.

From Washington Post

“I am not seeing a riptide of support going out with the president,” said Kenneth T. Cuccinelli, who served in Mr. Trump’s Homeland Security Department.

From New York Times

The beaches were littered with debris, and a riptide and high waves made the water hazardous.

From Washington Post

May a riptide carry him directly into a shark's gaping mouth.

From Salon

Expect any preconceived notions about what golf is or isn’t to be washed away in a riptide of new experience.

From Los Angeles Times