pampero (Meaning)
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pampero (n.)
A violent wind from the west or southwest, which sweeps over the pampas of South America and the adjacent seas, often doing great damage.
Synonyms & Antonyms of pampero
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pampero Sentence Examples
- The relentless pampero howled through the Patagonian steppe, whipping up a blinding dust storm.
- The pampero's icy breath swept across the pampas, chilling the grasslands to the bone.
- Farmers braced themselves for the arrival of the pampero, knowing it would likely flatten their crops.
- The pampero's towering clouds cast an ominous shadow over Buenos Aires, threatening a deluge.
- Ships struggled to navigate the treacherous waters off the coast as the pampero raged.
- The pampero's sudden gusts made driving hazardous on the vast highways of Argentina.
- Travelers were warned to seek shelter as the pampero approached, its fury capable of causing widespread damage.
- The pampero's unpredictable nature kept meteorologists on high alert for potential weather emergencies.
- Scientists studied the pampero's dynamics to better understand its impact on the region's climate and ecology.
- The pampero's wrath reminded locals of the raw power and unforgiving nature of the Argentine wilderness.
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A violent wind from the west or southwest, which sweeps over the pampas of South America and the adjacent seas, often doing great damage.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The relentless pampero howled through the Patagonian steppe, whipping up a blinding dust storm.
The pampero's icy breath swept across the pampas, chilling the grasslands to the bone.
Farmers braced themselves for the arrival of the pampero, knowing it would likely flatten their crops.
The pampero's towering clouds cast an ominous shadow over Buenos Aires, threatening a deluge.
