tempests Synonyms
tempests Meaning
tempests
to raise a tempest in or around, a violent commotion, a violent wind, tumult, uproar, a violent storm, one accompanied by rain, hail, or snow
tempests Sentence Examples
- The tempestuous winds uprooted trees and sent debris flying through the air.
- The captain weathered the fierce tempests with unwavering determination.
- The ship tossed and turned in the tempest's grip, its hull creaking and groaning.
- The coastal town was battered by a series of tempests that caused widespread damage.
- The tempestuous emotions of the crowd surged like a storm, threatening to overwhelm the speaker.
- The artist captured the raw power of a tempest in a breathtaking painting.
- The novel's protagonist faced a tempest of adversity with resilience and grace.
- The tempests of the past had left an enduring mark on the landscape, carving deep gullies and towering cliffs.
- The thunderous tempests echoed through the mountains, sending animals fleeing for cover.
- The tempestuous affair between the two lovers ended in a tragic downpour of tears and heartbreak.
FAQs About the word tempests
to raise a tempest in or around, a violent commotion, a violent wind, tumult, uproar, a violent storm, one accompanied by rain, hail, or snow
storms, hurricanes, blizzards, cyclones,squalls, thunderstorms, rainsqualls, hailstorms, ice storms, snowstorms
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The tempestuous winds uprooted trees and sent debris flying through the air.
The captain weathered the fierce tempests with unwavering determination.
The ship tossed and turned in the tempest's grip, its hull creaking and groaning.
The coastal town was battered by a series of tempests that caused widespread damage.
