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rollercoaster

noun as in sudden extreme changeableness

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Here’s what we’ve learned from his rollercoaster first week as president-elect.

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Both sides scored five tries in an rollercoaster game and George highlighted England's leaky defence - they missed 35 tackles - as a major factor, but also admitted his team "took their foot of the gas" in the first half.

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It looks like we are in for another rollercoaster ride when it comes to relations with Washington.

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Verstappen described the events of his Sunday as “rollercoaster”.

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Verstappen said: "My emotions have been a rollercoaster, with the red flag in qualifying starting P17 I knew it was going to be a really tough race. We stayed out of trouble, we stayed calm and we were flying. All these things made this possible."

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

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