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swoop

verb as in descend quickly

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It’s going to be so great when this leads to seeing more of you on Netflix and they’ll be like, why didn’t we swoop in on all of his other specials?

No more swooping in to prevent government shutdowns, which enables the Republicans to keep railing against “fiscal irresponsibility” while avoiding the political consequences.

From Salon

Nevada’s measure sought to remove both slavery and involuntary servitude as punishments for crimes in one fell swoop, since both terms were still in its constitution.

Incessantly, swooping seabirds and crows crowd the sky, following Bailey everywhere, drawing her adoring consideration as subjects of artful phone videos.

Hwang tried for 10 years to get Squid Game made, taking out large loans to support his family, before Netflix swooped in.

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

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