rollercoaster

pronunciation

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Word Origin

rollercoaster (n.)
also roller-coaster, and originally roller coaster, by 1884, perhaps mid-1870s, from roller + coaster. As a verb by 1959.

Example

1. New businesses are filled with ups and downs , so employees need to be ready for the rollercoaster ride .
2. This creates a rollercoaster of emotion in your life .
3. Though his name was on many apple patents , he borrowed , bought or popularised other ideas closely associated with the company 's rollercoaster fortunes .
4. The emotional rollercoaster is now climbing again .
5. It always becomes a rollercoaster of emotions .

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