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sinking
/ ˈɪŋɪŋ /
noun
- a feeling in the stomach caused by hunger or uneasiness
- ( as modifier )
a sinking feeling
Example Sentences
He said the woman and her partner, a 19-year-old man, grabbed their infant son from the sinking vehicle and were trying to escape when the current swept the young boy from his father’s arms.
It said the attack appeared to have targeted the generator, which left the ship without power and at risk of sinking.
It said this was because of frustration around Mr Musk's focus on his job in US President Donald Trump's administration and Tesla's sinking share price.
Such policies are raising the cost of living and sinking the value of retirement savings, threatening Social Security and the deportation of citizens and others without due process, she said.
“There is nothing else that can explain this and I hope that is sinking in.”
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