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Meanings of maelstrom in English
Usage of maelstrom in English
1
Another country feeling the economic brunt of a political maelstrom is Vietnam.
2
They are the little things in the confused maelstrom of human endeavor.
3
Yet the document is a maelstrom of clashing and perhaps irreconcilable ideologies.
4
Things moved rapidly as they usually do in the maelstrom of speculation.
5
Something elemental and grotesquely inhuman began to form out of the maelstrom.
6
Each human being is at sea in a maelstrom of wild license.
7
That is the rock, that is the quicksand, that is the maelstrom.
8
He did not pause but plunged back again through the drenching maelstrom.
9
He felt as if he were in the center of a maelstrom.
10
How few who plunge into this maelstrom of chance ever rise again!
11
The rock was wet with maelstrom mist, but the Eishundo grip held.
12
Into this maelstrom of the Herculaneum highlife our mad ox eagerly plunged.
13
The room spun in a blurry maelstrom, the naked john its center.
14
Then the signal came and the next moment he was in the maelstrom.
15
Yet she rode into danger, into the heart of the maelstrom.
16
It hardly matters in the maelstrom of the modern Middle East.
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Maelstrom through the time
Maelstrom across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common