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whirlwind

adjective as in very fast

noun as in mass of rapidly rotating air

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Since then, he had three days off before a month captaining Northern Superchargers in the whirlwind of The Hundred, right up until Saturday night's late-night rain-thwarted elimination at The Oval.

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Roy manages to set their lives within the whirlwind of India’s postcolonial cultural and political change.

Only after getting engaged can couples meet face to face, then navigate the pressures of a honeymoon, moving in together, and meeting families - all in a whirlwind run-up to a legally binding wedding.

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It follows a remarkable whirlwind 24 hours in which Chelsea went from having four strikers to just one.

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Now, as the diplomatic whirlwind dies down, the likelihood of a meeting between Putin and Zelensky seems to be further diminishing.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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