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stagger

[stag-er] / ˈstæg ər /




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Appropriately wearing a sparkly gold dress and performing to Donna Summer, she scored a staggering 150.20 in her free skate.

From BBC

Yokoyama said the amount was "staggering" and he was "lost for words".

From BBC

The disparity between the two names reached its most extreme point in 10 years on Feb. 3, when Microsoft’s stock traded at a staggering 6.8-point discount to Alphabet’s.

From MarketWatch

"It's an absolutely staggering amount," said Yokoyama, adding that he was lost for words to express his gratitude.

From Barron's

Observed inventories rose by a staggering 477 million barrels, with crude oil accounting for 86% of the build, driven by a significant rise in Chinese inventories and the surge in oil held at sea.

From The Wall Street Journal