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Seesaw

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Seesaw meaning

A structure composed of a plank, balanced in the middle, used as a game in which one person goes up as the other goes down. | A series of up-and-down movements. | A series of alternating movements or feelings.

Example sentences (20)

Nonnative plants often aren’t built to handle the variations of a Chicago spring, which tends to seesaw between warm spells and hard freezes.

This seesaw zero-sum pattern among global rivals is seen throughout history: Britain taking over from Spain, Rome taking over from Greece.

A seesaw first half saw City of Manchester take a quick 2-0 lead, only for Bolton to hit back.

At one point when the submersible was being pulled back onto the ship, she described a "seesaw" effect where the sub was supposed to be gently placed on the ship, but the crew let it go and it fell.

In the mix, Rosa comes up with a rather extreme strategy involving the seesaw that Holt describes as "disturbing" and thus incorrect.

Later, after the seesaw struggle for supremacy in Bouake, the Ivory Coast continued a remarkable comeback in the tournament by defeating DR Congo.

Residents in the Dakotas, Minnesota and other states in the North Central part of the U.S. will experience a seesaw effect to their weather throughout the summer.

The Dodgers and Red Sox swapped leads four times, the Saturday afternoon seesaw finally ending when Will Smith stroked an RBI single in the bottom of the 11th inning, giving the Dodgers a 7-6 walk-off win.

While each of us are mindful of the risks, the seesaw, for me, is tilting heavily toward a strong buy rating.

Yeah, NFL fans can be rabid, but it’s nothing compared to the way emotions seesaw in college football nation.

And after a seesaw battle on Monday night, it was Brees and a defensive stand that propelled the Saints to a 30-27 overtime victory on Monday night.

Even though some, particularly Seesaw, never fail to get my blood pressure rising, they’re all fun and really well-crafted.

His country wants to join the EU, but his government has moved closer to Russia and China in a seesaw battle for influence.

In the years since, Sprint has shed 10,000 employees, watched its stock seesaw, and gained a reputation for hopelessly spotty service.

Our morning seesaw continues with increasing clouds and milder conditions, lower to upper 40s.

Roughly 30 different instructional classes have been offered daily to assist teachers in operating their new online classrooms, drilling down into programs including SeeSaw, Canvas, and Google Classroom.

The 100-page report catalogues a "seesaw of progress and setbacks" on a wide variety of issues.

The first half between the two teams was a seesaw battle.

The interpersonal seesaw of favor-asking can affect how others perceive us and may inspire us to be more agreeable.

The merciless seesaw of her grief makes for harrowing reading.