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whirlwind

[hwurl-wind, wurl-] / ˈʰwɜrlˌwɪnd, ˈwɜrl- /


NOUN
mass of rapidly rotating air
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"It's all a bit of a whirlwind, I took confidence from the individual event and in my head I had to be quite boring and just get the job done."

From BBC

It delves into the couple’s whirlwind romance, the unrelenting paparazzi and public scrutiny, their rumored family tensions and the events that led up to their deaths.

From The Wall Street Journal

Bad Bunny’s whirlwind week feels like a small beacon of hope for Latinx people as the community faces increased scrutiny and surveillance in U.S.

From Los Angeles Times

Conversations about a follow-up add to a whirlwind year for Sonnenblick, who says the film has taken everyone involved from "zero to a million".

From BBC

When Kirsty Wilkinson found the perfect dress for her wedding after a whirlwind romance, she bought a pink suit carrier to protect it ahead of her big day in February 2008.

From BBC