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Meaning of loom-gale
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loom-gale (n.)
A gentle gale of wind.
loom-gale Sentence Examples
- The loom-gale howled through the rigging, threatening to tear the sails apart.
- The old captain weathered the loom-gale, knowing that he could trust his ship to hold firm.
- The wind in the loom-gale screamed like a banshee, drowning out all other sound.
- The sailors battled valiantly against the loom-gale, their bodies aching from the relentless storm.
- The ship creaked and groaned under the force of the loom-gale, threatening to break apart at any moment.
- The loom-gale raged for days, leaving in its wake a trail of destruction and despair.
- The loom-gale was so fierce that it stripped the trees bare, leaving only a barren wasteland behind.
- The roar of the loom-gale reverberated through the canyons, creating a deafening cacophony.
- The loom-gale seemed to possess a life of its own, tearing through the land with unchecked fury.
- As the loom-gale subsided, the sailors emerged from their shelter, battered but alive.
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A gentle gale of wind.
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The loom-gale howled through the rigging, threatening to tear the sails apart.
The old captain weathered the loom-gale, knowing that he could trust his ship to hold firm.
The wind in the loom-gale screamed like a banshee, drowning out all other sound.
The sailors battled valiantly against the loom-gale, their bodies aching from the relentless storm.
