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stagger

[stag-er] / ˈstæg ər /




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Djokovic also boasts a stack of other achievements including Paris Olympic gold, 101 ATP titles and most weeks at world number one with a staggering 428.

From Barron's

Christopher staggered sideways, his vision blurred, a roaring in his ears.

From Literature

Groups of people stagger away from the waterfront holding armfuls of clothing, pushing prams piled with wireless sets, clocks, books, dolls.

From Literature

A staggering level of up to $135 billion is projected for this year—a total that would be bigger than the gross domestic product of many small nations.

From The Wall Street Journal

But that recovery doesn’t come close to making up for the staggering losses of previous decades.

From The Wall Street Journal