Word adjective
stormy
adj.
US /ˈstɔɹmi/ UK /stˈɔːmi/ stormy
Definition
- 01 A2 Elementary
having a lot of strong wind, heavy rain, or snow.
characterized by or subject to storms; involving high winds and heavy precipitation.
Simple“The ferry was cancelled because of the stormy weather at sea.”
In context“The small fishing vessel struggled to maintain its course through the stormy waters of the North Atlantic during the winter gale.”
- 02 B2 Upper Intermediate
full of strong, angry feelings or loud arguments.
marked by violent agitation, fury, or intense emotional conflict.
Simple“The couple had a stormy relationship and argued almost every day.”
In context“After a stormy meeting that lasted until midnight, the board members finally reached a compromise regarding the budget cuts.”
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Level A2 · Elementary
Frequency Frequent
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