floundering
Speech parts
1. floundering - Noun
2. floundering - Verb
Meaning
of Flounder
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And at least no one had mistaken my floundering form for a cetacean and alerted the Norwegian Whaling Fleet.
Contrast that with Britain’s politicians, floundering around like drunkards at closing time, flip-flopping on policy and constantly being dragged into ever more stringent measures to appease the public hysteria.
He represented, to many Englishmen of the day, the only hope of rescue from the swamp of disorder and evil rule in which the realm was floundering."
As a driver, you're left floundering and frustrated, unsure of what to do next and with only seconds to make the decision.
Bengaluru/New Delhi: In late 2015, as Flipkart Ltd was floundering in the market share battle with Amazon, Tiger Global partner Lee Fixel was looking for solutions.
There is eerie familiarity in the way the pro-union cause is floundering, but it is madness to imagine a cultural border between England and Scotland analogous to the Channel.