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flounder
verb as in struggle; be in the dark
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Example Sentences
He has pledged to invest in increasing Bolivia’s floundering gas production.
"I was just kind of floundering career-wise. I wasn't making things I was passionate about."
While women’s relative economic position has improved, many men are floundering.
Yet Harjo wrote Lee as a tragicomic figure perpetually floundering his way through his investigations and his life, taking his share of black eyes and deadly near-misses in the bargain.
This is not the first time West Ham have floundered under Skinner's management since she took charge two seasons ago.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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