tailspin (Meaning)

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tailspin (n)

loss of emotional control often resulting in emotional collapse

rapid descent of an aircraft in a steep spiral

No weak antonyms found.

The company's finances entered a tailspin after the embezzlement scandal.
The plane's altitude dropped into a tailspin, sending passengers into a panic.
The project quickly fell into a tailspin, with delays and setbacks mounting.
The stock market's relentless decline caused investors to fear a tailspin into recession.
The coach's poor decisions sent the team into a tailspin, losing game after game.
The investigation revealed a web of corruption that sent the city government into a tailspin.
The relationship plummeted into a tailspin when secrets and misunderstandings escalated.
The rollercoaster plummeted into a tailspin, leaving riders with a thrilling yet terrifying experience.
The tornado's path took an unexpected tailspin, hitting areas previously thought safe.
The singer's career went into a tailspin after a scandalous incident that damaged her reputation.

loss of emotional control often resulting in emotional collapse, rapid descent of an aircraft in a steep spiral

breakdown, anxiety, meltdown, disturbance,nervous breakdown, crack-up, perturbation, frazzle, nervousness, agitation

placidity, tranquility, serenity, aplomb, composure, placidity, tranquility, calmness, composure, calmness

The company's finances entered a tailspin after the embezzlement scandal.

The plane's altitude dropped into a tailspin, sending passengers into a panic.

The project quickly fell into a tailspin, with delays and setbacks mounting.

The stock market's relentless decline caused investors to fear a tailspin into recession.