maelstrom in Greek
maelstrom in Greek is δίνη — maelstrom means a large, violent whirlpool.
maelstrom in Greek
δίνη
Pronounced: dini
A large and violent whirlpool.
What does "maelstrom" mean?
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noun A large, violent whirlpool.
"The current pulled the small boat toward a churning maelstrom near the rocks."
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noun A chaotic, turbulent, or overwhelming situation.
"The scandal plunged the company into a maelstrom of lawsuits and resignations."
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maelstrom in a sentence
- The current pulled the small boat toward a churning maelstrom near the rocks.
- The scandal plunged the company into a maelstrom of lawsuits and resignations.
- She stepped off the plane straight into a maelstrom of reporters and cameras.
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What is "maelstrom" in Greek?
"maelstrom" in Greek is δίνη. maelstrom means: A large, violent whirlpool.
How do you pronounce δίνη?
"maelstrom" in Greek is δίνη, pronounced "dini".
How do you use "maelstrom" in a sentence?
Example: "The current pulled the small boat toward a churning maelstrom near the rocks." In Greek, "maelstrom" is δίνη.
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