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stagger

[stag-er] / ˈstæg ər /




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"The degree of control I think is staggering," argues Prof Whitelock.

From BBC

A stunned Clarke somehow stayed upright and staggered back to his corner.

From BBC

The decision was slammed as "amateurish" by former Ashes-winning captain Michael Vaughan, who added that he was "staggered" that they would turn down the opportunity.

From Barron's

The Federal Aviation Administration ordered a staggered reduction in flights at the start of November as the funding lapse began to take its toll on air-traffic controllers.

From Barron's

This is “less than ideal” given a large proportion of its orders have staggered deliveries, the analyst adds.

From The Wall Street Journal