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stagger

[stag-er] / ˈstæg ər /




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Now pickups are staggered, with students escorted outside one bus at a time.

From Los Angeles Times

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