How to pronounce“rollercoaster”in English
past your feet in the wake of a sandy shore one second you were gliding the next your stomach is sitting in a
rollercoaster turbulence in a bush plane feels more like a ship writing out the pummeling waves of a deep Atlantic storm and less like a minor speed bump in a
smoothly paved neighborhood safe and secure are the last feelings to surround you you lose the relaxing day dreams
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Definitions of “rollercoaster”
An amusement ride consisting of a train on a track that rises, falls, twists and turns.
A situation characterized by significant fluctuations in direction, emotion or intensity.
“Morgan's men reversed their fortunes and swept into the final with three successive victories, including a memorable semi-final demolition of Australia. In the final, the rollercoaster continued, only for the heroics of Stokes to leave England as worthy champions, matching the achievement of the England women's team on the same ground two years ago.”