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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a whirlpool of bad" is not standard in written English, but it can be understood in context.
It can be used metaphorically to describe a chaotic or overwhelming situation filled with negativity or undesirable elements.
Example: "After the scandal broke, the company found itself in a whirlpool of bad publicity that seemed impossible to escape."
Alternatives: "a vortex of negativity" or "a maelstrom of troubles".
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Virginia tried requiring a transvaginal ultrasound for all pregnancies a couple years ago, but that proposal drowned in a whirlpool of bad press.
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So the room is a whirlpool of frenzied activity.
Sudan is about to wade into a whirlpool of problems.
In other words, it's a whirlpool of commercial potential.
We are at sea in a whirlpool of conjecture".
There were vaporous organza dresses with a whirlpool of pattern.
But instead of jumping into the swimming pool, we have leapt into a whirlpool of news.
Drifting on such memory, I am caught up in a whirlpool of loss.
One misstep and you could be an innocent man swept into a whirlpool of intrigue.
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