north wind (Meaning)

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north wind (n)

a wind that blows from the north

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The frigid north wind howled through the desolate plains, carrying with it swirls of snow and ice.
As the north wind intensified, the trees swayed violently, their branches groaning in protest.
The biting north wind penetrated every crevice, sending shivers down the spines of those exposed to its wrath.
The north wind swept across the ocean, creating towering waves that crashed upon the shore with relentless force.
The north wind chilled the bones, making it difficult to venture outside or seek shelter.
The north wind pushed the clouds rapidly northward, revealing a clear and starlit sky above.
The north wind made it impossible for ships to venture out to sea, trapping them in the harbor until it subsided.
The north wind roared through the canyons, carrying with it echoes that reverberated through the surrounding mountains.
The north wind whipped up a blizzard, reducing visibility to near zero and making travel treacherous.
The north wind relentlessly battered the coastline, eroding the cliffs and leaving behind piles of sand and debris.

a wind that blows from the north

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The frigid north wind howled through the desolate plains, carrying with it swirls of snow and ice.

As the north wind intensified, the trees swayed violently, their branches groaning in protest.

The biting north wind penetrated every crevice, sending shivers down the spines of those exposed to its wrath.

The north wind swept across the ocean, creating towering waves that crashed upon the shore with relentless force.