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swing

[swing] / swɪŋ /




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Darren said that by the age of six or seven, changes in Sophia's behaviour had become more noticeable, including hyperactivity and mood swings.

From BBC

Still, the sharp swings seen in other corners of the tech sector are starting to become more frequent.

From Barron's

David Smith, head of the marine arm at specialist insurance broker McGill, estimated last week that premiums were swinging "between three and-a-half and 10 percent" of a vessel's value.

From Barron's

When she realized Daddy wasn’t her biological dad, several things clicked into place—but several other things swung free and set her spinning for a while.

From Literature

“I’m going to swing by the marina and check on Nate,” I say, changing the subject.

From Literature