cyclonical

• Adjectif désuet signifiant relatif à un cyclone ou qui évoque un cyclone, rarement employé en anglais moderne, où il est remplacé par « cyclonic ».

An obsolete adjective meaning relating to or resembling a cyclone; rarely used in modern English, having been replaced by 'cyclonic'.

1. Relating to a low-pressure systemC1formalscientific

   Of or relating to the atmospheric conditions and circulation around a low-pressure center, often associated with stormy weather.

   cyclonique

   • The meteorologist studied the cyclonical patterns forming over the ocean.
   • Cyclonical winds can cause rapid changes in weather conditions.
   • The region experienced cyclonical activity due to the approaching depression.

   Synonymescyclonalcyclonic

2. Relating to a tropical stormC1formalscientific

   Of or relating to a violent tropical storm, such as a hurricane or typhoon.

   cyclonique

   • The island was hit by cyclonical forces that destroyed many buildings.
   • Cyclonical storms are common in this part of the Pacific during summer.
   • The ship navigated carefully through the cyclonical weather system.

   Synonymescyclonalcyclonic