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Meaning of maelstroms
maelstroms
a powerful often violent whirlpool sucking in objects within a given radius, something resembling a maelstrom in turbulence, a great confusion, a strong violent whirlpool dangerous to ships
maelstroms Sentence Examples
- The raging river created a deafening maelstrom, threatening to engulf the tiny boat.
- The stock market crashed in a maelstrom of panic and despair.
- The tornado carved a destructive maelstrom through the city, tearing down buildings and uprooting trees.
- Caught in the political maelstrom, the candidate's reputation was irrevocably damaged.
- The storm surge whipped the ocean into a raging maelstrom, sending waves crashing onto the shore.
- The maelstrom of emotions within her threatened to overwhelm her, filling her with anguish and confusion.
- The whirlpool created a dangerous maelstrom that sucked in unsuspecting swimmers.
- The volcanic eruption released a maelstrom of ash and lava that spread across the island.
- The vortex of swirling air formed an eerie maelstrom that seemed to defy gravity.
- The maelstrom of conflicting information in the media made it difficult to discern the truth.
FAQs About the word maelstroms
a powerful often violent whirlpool sucking in objects within a given radius, something resembling a maelstrom in turbulence, a great confusion, a strong violent
vortices, vortexes, eddies,gulfs, whirlpools, whirls, tourbillons,swirls, tourbillions
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The raging river created a deafening maelstrom, threatening to engulf the tiny boat.
The stock market crashed in a maelstrom of panic and despair.
The tornado carved a destructive maelstrom through the city, tearing down buildings and uprooting trees.
Caught in the political maelstrom, the candidate's reputation was irrevocably damaged.
