tantrum
Example Sentences
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But in particular, longer-end rates that help finance households, companies and the U.S. government could see “somewhat of a tantrum,” she said.
From MarketWatch
On the plus side, the thought of Paramount’s David Ellison throwing a nepo-baby “but I want it” tantrum when he heard the news has provided a fair amount grim delight.
From Los Angeles Times
It looked like a late-night office tantrum by an architect sick and tired of fitting parking spaces into garages, and in a sense it was.
Cool became a mainstream commodity in the 1950s with the oppositional tantrums of James Dean.
“Investors have gotten a gut-check for the first time all year — other than the tariff tantrum,” said Aaron Clark, a portfolio manager at GW&K Investment Management, in an interview with MarketWatch.
From MarketWatch
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