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roller coaster Definition

☆ roller coaster

noun

  1. an amusement ride in which small, open cars move on tracks that dip and curve sharply
  2. something, as a situation, relationship, or series of events, characterized by frequent abrupt and unpredictable change

roller coaster Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • ride: I felt like I was riding a roller coaster in the dark, getting a whiplash ending.
  • include: I went on all the rides including two roller coasters, which were not too scary.
  • have: But Alton towers has roller coasters designed less for kids and more for adults, something I think MPUK crew would rather have.
  • fly: Now riders are facing up, lying on their backs, going backward, something that is unique to flying roller coasters.
  • enjoy: Chill out and enjoy the roller coaster that is youth ministry!
  • build: Unlimited money: Enable the " All purchases are free " code, then build a roller coaster.

Adjective modifier

  • emotional: We were on an emotional roller coaster, not knowing who to believe.
  • wooden: There are many rides large & small, including a rattling wooden roller coaster, & more modern state of the art roller coasters.
  • famous: See how the parks have changed over the years and view brochures that introduced some of the most famous roller coasters in the world.
  • fast: It's definitely a town full of firsts: Taller, faster roller coasters in the Pleasure beach, bigger clubs at night.
  • real: A real roller coaster of emotions to watch her perform.
  • big: The last ride we went on was the second biggest roller coaster in the park, I went on with Charlotte.

Modifies a noun

  • ride: There is the Pleasure Beach to enjoy with its roller coaster rides for all you thrill seekers out there!
  • season: From the depths of despair before the Lincoln game to a sudden glimmer of optimism today - so our roller coaster season goes on.
  • experience: It had been a wonderful roller coaster experience but this present class had been booby-trapped to undo me.

Noun used with modifier

  • family: Fasten your seatbelts for this scorching family roller coaster!
  • drop: OBLIVION Oblivion the world's first vertical drop roller coaster!

Possessives

  • world: That is because the Green Dragon is the world's first environmentally-friendly roller coaster which harnesses people-power to minimize use of electricity.

Preposition: of

  • emotion: A real roller coaster of emotions to watch her perform.
  • ride: From Scotland to the high seas, to the United States, it's a roller coaster of a ride.