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lurch

[lurch] / lɜrtʃ /


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Seeing his name on my screen sent my stomach lurching.

From Los Angeles Times

There were the lurches, waves of the gloves and points of the bat - that will never change - but a false shot percentage of 49% was his personal record high.

From BBC

Instead it lends, lends, lends—to economies already so heavily indebted that they lurch from one fiscal and financial crisis to the next.

From The Wall Street Journal

I want to focus on New York, which did the biggest lurch.

From The Wall Street Journal

The spread to Chile of organized crime gangs originating in Venezuela, Peru and other countries has sown terror among the population, causing a lurch to the right.

From Barron's