vese Synonyms
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vese Meaning
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vese (n.)
Onset; rush; violent draught or wind.
vese Sentence Examples
- A sudden blast of wind swept through the valley, rustling the leaves and carrying the scent of pine with it.
- As we reached the mountaintop, a powerful blast of wind greeted us, making it difficult to stand upright.
- The sailboat was caught off guard by a fierce blast of wind, causing it to tilt dangerously to one side.
- Walking along the deserted beach, I felt a chilling blast of wind that hinted at the approaching storm.
- The doors creaked open, and a cold blast of wind rushed into the warm, cozy cabin.
- The campfire flickered as a sudden blast of wind extinguished the flames, leaving us in darkness.
- In the open field, the tall grasses swayed in harmony with the continuous blasts of wind.
- The autumn night brought a biting blast of wind that sent everyone scurrying for their jackets.
- Standing on the cliff's edge, we braced ourselves against the relentless blast of wind coming from the ocean.
- The hot summer day took an unexpected turn as a refreshing blast of wind provided relief from the sweltering heat.
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Onset; rush; violent draught or wind.
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A sudden blast of wind swept through the valley, rustling the leaves and carrying the scent of pine with it.
As we reached the mountaintop, a powerful blast of wind greeted us, making it difficult to stand upright.
The sailboat was caught off guard by a fierce blast of wind, causing it to tilt dangerously to one side.
Walking along the deserted beach, I felt a chilling blast of wind that hinted at the approaching storm.
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