Synonyms for rollercoaster
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1. rollercoasternoun

   Synonyms:
   big dipper, switchback

2. rollercoasternoun

   An amusement ride consisting of a buggy on a track that rises, falls, twists and turns.

   Life with him was a rollercoaster ride.

   Synonyms:
   seesaw, soap opera, switchback, stir, yo-yo, big dipper, merry-go-round, saga, ride

3. rollercoasternoun

   Any situation in which there are violent changes in status

   Synonyms:
   saga, stir, switchback, soap opera, yo-yo, seesaw, ride, big dipper, merry-go-round

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1. Scott Parker:

   Over the coming weeks, we need to have a discussion and work out what we need to do to move forward and try to get off the rollercoaster we are on.

2. John Murdy:

   I think it's going to be really scary but the thing is about scaring people that I've learned over the years and I've been doing this all my life is it's kind of the same as riding a rollercoaster. There's an adrenaline rush when people get scared.

3. Janelle Wilson:

   It was between 1 and two hours after we left LA and all of a sudden the plane went through a violent turbulence and then completely up-ended and we were nosediving, we were all lifted from our seats immediately and we were in a free fall. It was that feeling like when you are at the top of a rollercoaster and you’ve just gone over the edge of the peak and you start heading down.

4. Jimmy Smits:

   Because of the jump-off point of the loss and grief that we're dealing with, we're going to have to cover an emotional terrain that's going to be a rollercoaster ride, in a lot of different ways.

5. Kory Puderbaugh:

   My childhood was a rollercoaster, and consistency was sometimes lacking, later on, I had two host families who fed me, clothed me and gave me opportunities to excel at rugby, wrestling, chess -- whatever I wanted to do. They took me in as one of their own.