maelstrom

IPA: mˈeɪɫstrʌm

noun

  • A large and violent whirlpool.
  • (figuratively) A chaotic or turbulent situation.
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Examples of "maelstrom" in Sentences

  • He appears in the maelstrom scene.
  • I just saw the maelstrom of the past month.
  • These are the evil minions of the maelstrom.
  • He throws himself into the remaining power of the Maelstrom.
  • This maelstrom must be negotiated for the transit to the estuary.
  • The largest known maelstrom was in the Lofoten islands in Norway.
  • After the initial shock of the blog came the maelstrom of backlash.
  • Majestrate flies into the dimensional maelstrom and rights the imbalance.
  • In the early 1980s he was a contributing editor for the 'Maelstrom Review'.
  • He was generous and supportive to others who were suffering in the maelstrom.

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