flounder|floundered|floundering|flounders in English

verb

[floun·der || 'flaʊndə(r)]

move back and forth, struggle helplessly; move clumsily, move awkwardly

Use "flounder|floundered|floundering|flounders" in a sentence

1. Floundering in wet shit.

2. No, their case will flounder.

3. At that time the industry was floundering.

4. 12 At that time the industry was floundering.

5. Dover's town beach for flounder.

6. Daley was almost smug as he watched King floundering.

7. 7 The new democracy there continues to flounder.

8. The lifeguard saw some little kids floundering in the shallow water.

9. Florent's Guide To The South Florida Reefs Fish, Corals and Creatures - Dragonets - Jawfishes - Lizardfishes - Tilefishes - Hawkfishes - Lefteye Flounders - Sand Flounders - Batfishes - Frogfishes - Flying Gurnards - Lionfishes - Scorpionfishes - Seahorses - Pipefishes

10. She could only flounder through her song.

11. The new democracy there continues to flounder.

12. 26 They were floundering chest-deep in the freezing water.

13. If we flounder, then the Gods are surely displeased.

14. The flounder put them back in the old hovel.

15. 10 He usually left me floundering in his voluble Gallic wake.

16. Amphipoda are food for many edible fish (cod, flounder, herring, carp, …

17. The flounder population is also on the increase.

18. Cut off the head, and the body will flounder.

19. Quality flounder from the lower reaches of Poole harbour.

20. As a result, their chemistry never Coheres, and the movie flounders under the weight of lifeless sincerity

21. What a pity that his career was left to flounder.

22. The flounder surfaced and asked the fisherman what he wanted.

23. The flounder put them back in the old hovel.sentence dictionary

24. Antonyms for Accomplishing include failing, flopping, flunking, foundering, underperforming, blundering, crashing, falling, floundering and folding

25. Amphipoda are food for many edible fish (cod, flounder, herring, carp, …