ventose (Meaning)
ventose (n)
sixth month of the Revolutionary calendar (February and March); the windy month
ventose (n.)
A ventouse.
ventose (a.)
Windy; flatulent.
The sixth month of the calendar adopted by the first French republic. It began February 19, and ended March 20. See Vend/miaire.
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ventose Sentence Examples
- The ventose conditions created an atmosphere of anticipation as sailors prepared for rough seas.
- The ventose winds howled through the canyon, echoing off the rocky walls.
- Despite the ventose weather, the kite flyers decided to brave the gusts and send their kites soaring.
- The ventose climate of the region made it challenging for farmers to cultivate certain crops.
- Walking along the beach during ventose weather, one could feel the spray of the salty waves carried by the wind.
- The ventose conditions posed a challenge for the construction workers as they struggled to erect scaffolding in the gusty winds.
- Ventose storms often brought heavy rains and lightning, causing power outages in the area.
- Due to the ventose climate, the architects had to design buildings with sturdy structures capable of withstanding strong winds.
- The ventose nature of the environment influenced the evolution of the local flora and fauna.
- Despite the ventose forecast, the adventurous hikers embarked on their trek, eager to experience nature's raw power.
FAQs About the word ventose
sixth month of the Revolutionary calendar (February and March); the windy monthA ventouse., Windy; flatulent., The sixth month of the calendar adopted by the fi
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The ventose conditions created an atmosphere of anticipation as sailors prepared for rough seas.
The ventose winds howled through the canyon, echoing off the rocky walls.
Despite the ventose weather, the kite flyers decided to brave the gusts and send their kites soaring.
The ventose climate of the region made it challenging for farmers to cultivate certain crops.
