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rocky

[rok-ee] / ˈrɒk i /




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Under the ocean sits a rocky core similar in composition to Earth's.

From Science Daily

Replacing interim boss Martin O'Neill, who had steadied a rocky ship, Nancy has left the club capsized after the shortest managerial reign in the club's history.

From BBC

This century had a rocky start, but that doesn’t mean Americans can’t turn things around.

From The Wall Street Journal

The company is currently building the third-generation version of its Starship rocket and Super Heavy Booster that Musk said will be a “massive upgrade” over the current models, which had a rocky track record.

From MarketWatch

He took his family through the rocky spine of the Nuba Mountains and the surrounding valley, passing through both paramilitary and army checkpoints.

From Barron's