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tempest

/ˈtem.pɪst/

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noun

/ˈtem.pɪst/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее сильный ветер или бурю, часто используемое в литературном контексте, или жестокое волнение или беспорядок.

A noun referring to a violent wind or storm, often used in a literary context, or a violent commotion or disturbance.

  1. Violent stormB2formal

    A powerful and often destructive storm, especially one with strong winds.

    ruБуря

    • The tempest raged all night, uprooting trees and damaging houses.
    • Sailors feared the sudden tempest that could sink their ships.
    • The island was battered by a fierce tempest for three days.

    Synonymscyclonegalehurricanesquallstormtyphoon

  2. Emotional outburstC1formal

    A sudden, violent emotional disturbance or commotion.

    ruБуря эмоций

    • Her words caused a tempest of anger in the room.
    • The political scandal created a tempest in the media.
    • He tried to calm the tempest of emotions within himself.

    Synonymseruptionexplosionfitflare-upfrenzyoutburstparoxysmstormtantrumupheaval

    Antonymscalmcomposurepeaceserenity

Forms
  • tempests plural form
  • tempests' possessive plural form
  • tempest's possessive singular form
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