careering (Meaning)

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careering (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Career

The car was careering down the highway at dangerous speeds.
The cyclist lost control and found themselves careering into the ditch.
The runaway train was careering along the tracks, causing panic among the passengers.
The shopping cart, released accidentally, was careering down the supermarket aisle, narrowly missing other shoppers.
The skier, unable to brake, was careering uncontrollably towards the crowd at the bottom of the slope.
The boat was careering through the stormy seas, battling against the fierce waves.
The motorcycle was careering around the sharp bend, its rider struggling to maintain control.
The speeding truck was careering towards the stalled vehicle on the freeway.
The horse, spooked by the sudden noise, was careering wildly around the paddock.
The toboggan was careering down the snowy slope, with the children screaming in exhilaration.

of Career

fleet, breakneck, whirlwind, zipping, breathless, swift, whirling, racing, running, speedy

creeping, slow, dragging, sluggish, leisurely, slow, crawling, poky, dilatory, tardy

The car was careering down the highway at dangerous speeds.

The cyclist lost control and found themselves careering into the ditch.

The runaway train was careering along the tracks, causing panic among the passengers.

The shopping cart, released accidentally, was careering down the supermarket aisle, narrowly missing other shoppers.