buffeting Synonyms
Strongest:
- pounding
- clubbing
- flogging
- smashing
- assault
- walloping
- pelting
- drubbing
- bashing
- upheaval
- licking
- turbulence
- damage
- cudgelling
- shock
- mauling
- paddling
- beating
- belting
- whipping
- hurt
- harm
- threat
- whaling
- detriment
- batting
- thumping
- pummeling
- injury
- attack
- onslaught
- battering
- thrashing
- pummelling
- impairment
- cudgeling
- hammering
- battery
Strong:
- terror
- socking
- bludgeoning
- fury
- tromping
- rupture
- outbreak
- revolt
- barbarity
- paroxysm
- frenzy
- outrage
- rage
- pommeling
- riot
- storm
- uproar
- tumult
- lacing
- pommelling
- brutality
- rampage
- savagery
- bullying
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buffeting Meaning
buffeting (n)
repeated heavy blows
buffeting (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Buffet
buffeting (n.)
A striking with the hand.
A succession of blows; continued violence, as of winds or waves; afflictions; adversity.
buffeting Sentence Examples
- The small boat experienced intense buffeting as it navigated through the choppy waters.
- The aircraft encountered severe buffeting as it flew through the turbulent storm clouds.
- The tall trees swayed in the wind, their branches buffeting against each other.
- The hiker felt the full force of the mountain wind buffeting against his body as he climbed higher.
- The old house endured years of buffeting from the elements, yet it stood resilient.
- The flag flapped furiously, buffeting against the flagpole in the strong breeze.
- The car's exterior was constantly buffeted by debris kicked up from the gravel road.
- The tent shook violently, buffeting against the stakes in the midst of the storm.
- The boxer took a series of hard hits, his body buffeting with each blow.
- The tall cliffs were constantly buffeted by crashing waves from the relentless ocean.
FAQs About the word buffeting
repeated heavy blowsof Buffet, A striking with the hand., A succession of blows; continued violence, as of winds or waves; afflictions; adversity.
pounding, clubbing, flogging, smashing, assault, walloping, pelting, drubbing, bashing, upheaval
pacifism,pacifism, nonviolence, nonviolence,pacificism, pacificism,
The small boat experienced intense buffeting as it navigated through the choppy waters.
The aircraft encountered severe buffeting as it flew through the turbulent storm clouds.
The tall trees swayed in the wind, their branches buffeting against each other.
The hiker felt the full force of the mountain wind buffeting against his body as he climbed higher.
