aquilon (Meaning)
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aquilon (n.)
The north wind.
Synonyms & Antonyms of aquilon
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aquilon Sentence Examples
- The sailors braced themselves as the aquilon swept across the deck, chilling them to the bone.
- Residents of the coastal town knew to expect fierce aquilons during the winter months.
- The aquilon brought with it a biting cold that made outdoor activities unbearable.
- The trees swayed in the gusts of the aquilon, their branches rattling against each other.
- Travelers wrapped themselves tightly in their cloaks to shield against the relentless aquilon.
- Despite the aquilon's chill, children still ventured outside to play in the snow.
- The howling of the aquilon could be heard echoing through the valleys and canyons.
- The aquilon whipped up waves on the surface of the lake, creating a tumultuous scene.
- The old cottage creaked and groaned under the force of the aquilon, its timbers straining against the wind.
- The locals warned newcomers to prepare for the ferocity of the aquilon, which could last for days on end.
FAQs About the word aquilon
The north wind.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The sailors braced themselves as the aquilon swept across the deck, chilling them to the bone.
Residents of the coastal town knew to expect fierce aquilons during the winter months.
The aquilon brought with it a biting cold that made outdoor activities unbearable.
The trees swayed in the gusts of the aquilon, their branches rattling against each other.
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