whole gale Synonyms
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whole gale Meaning
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whole gale (n)
wind moving 55-63 knots; 10 on the Beaufort scale
whole gale Sentence Examples
- The storm raged with a whole gale, ripping through the sails like a wild beast.
- The ship was tossed about at sea, the whole gale threatening to tear it apart.
- The wind shrieked and howled like a banshee, a whole gale of fury.
- The rain came in torrents, driven by the whole gale, blinding and deafening.
- The trees swayed and creaked in the grip of the whole gale, their leaves torn and scattered.
- The roof groaned and creaked under the onslaught of the whole gale, threatening to collapse.
- The whole gale tore through the town, leaving behind a trail of destruction and chaos.
- The whole gale raged for hours, relentless and unforgiving.
- The fishermen huddled together, their faces grim, waiting out the whole gale.
- The whole gale subsided as quickly as it had arrived, leaving behind a sense of relief and exhaustion.
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wind moving 55-63 knots; 10 on the Beaufort scale
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The storm raged with a whole gale, ripping through the sails like a wild beast.
The ship was tossed about at sea, the whole gale threatening to tear it apart.
The wind shrieked and howled like a banshee, a whole gale of fury.
The rain came in torrents, driven by the whole gale, blinding and deafening.
