weather-bound (Meaning)
Wordnet
weather-bound (s)
delayed or shut in by bad weather
Webster
weather-bound (a.)
Kept in port or at anchor by storms; delayed by bad weather; as, a weather-bound vessel.
Synonyms & Antonyms of weather-bound
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weather-bound Sentence Examples
- Heavy snowfall has weather-bound travelers at the airport, causing significant flight delays.
- The cruise ship was weather-bound off the coast for several days due to a fierce storm.
- The road closures made it impossible for residents to leave their weather-bound homes.
- The hikers were weather-bound in the mountains, waiting for the blizzard to pass.
- The ferry service has been weather-bound due to high winds and rough seas.
- The climbers were weather-bound in the cave, unable to continue their ascent.
- The students were weather-bound in the school, unable to go home due to heavy rain.
- The weather-bound village was cut off from the outside world, with no electricity or phone service.
- The weather-bound island was declared a disaster zone after being hit by a hurricane.
- The fishing boat was weather-bound in the harbor, waiting for the storm to subside.
FAQs About the word weather-bound
delayed or shut in by bad weatherKept in port or at anchor by storms; delayed by bad weather; as, a weather-bound vessel.
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Heavy snowfall has weather-bound travelers at the airport, causing significant flight delays.
The cruise ship was weather-bound off the coast for several days due to a fierce storm.
The road closures made it impossible for residents to leave their weather-bound homes.
The hikers were weather-bound in the mountains, waiting for the blizzard to pass.
