| strong current | 11.26 | A strong current washed them into shore. | ||
| electric current | 7.97 | Electric current, real. | ||
| electrical current | 6.52 | The motor is fed by an electrical current. | ||
| swift current | 3.03 | Divers had to fight swift currents, Crisp said. | ||
| political current | 1.78 | The political currents are tricky in the House, as well. | ||
| rising current | 1.65 | That is, conditions aloft are favorable for rising currents of air. | ||
| powerful current | 1.58 | Dilbert taps into three powerful currents. | ||
| sinking current | 0.86 | Sinking currents of air in a strong high pressure zone will keep the Gulf Coast sunny. | ||
| fast current | 0.72 | The fast currents made the job even harder. | ||
| warm current | 0.72 | But warm offshore currents are definitely at work. | ||
| tiny current | 0.66 | The motion of the magnets induces tiny currents which, aggregated, charge a capacitor. | ||
| weak current | 0.66 | Weak steering currents will cause slow-moving storms to produce local flooding. | ||
| cross current | 0.59 | The stock market was buffetted by a number of cross currents. | ||
| emotional current | 0.59 | Not when Thomas might pick up the emotional currents. | ||
| treacherous current | 0.59 | There are treacherous underwater currents along this stretch of coast. | ||
| underlying current | 0.59 | There was an underlying current of discontent among teachers. | ||
| main current | 0.53 | There are two main currents in French society. | ||
| new current | 0.53 | Jade sees, if not a tide, then certainly a new current of chastity. | ||
| small current | 0.53 | Stimulate the site of greatest pain with a small negative current. | ||
| tidal current | 0.53 | It is very rarely still because of the strong tidal currents. |