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tempestuousness

/tɛmˈpɛstʃuəsnəs/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um estado caracterizado por condições fortes, violentas ou tempestuosas, tanto no sentido literal do clima quanto no figurado de emoções ou situações.

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noun

/tɛmˈpɛstʃuəsnəs/C2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um estado caracterizado por condições fortes, violentas ou tempestuosas, tanto no sentido literal do clima quanto no figurado de emoções ou situações.

A noun referring to a state of being characterized by strong, turbulent, or stormy conditions, either literally in weather or figuratively in emotions or situations.

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  1. Stormy or turbulent conditionC2formal

    A state of being wild, stormy, or characterized by violent weather.

    ptTempestuosidade

    • The tempestuousness of the sea made sailing impossible.
    • The sailors were unprepared for the tempestuousness of the storm.
    • The island's coast is known for the tempestuousness of its weather.

    Sinônimosblusterboisterousnessroughnessstorminessturbulenceviolencewildness

    Antônimoscalmpeaceserenitystillnesstranquility

  2. Emotional or social agitationC2formal

    A state of great emotional or social disturbance, change, or upheaval.

    ptTurbulência

    • The tempestuousness of the political debate left everyone exhausted.
    • Her tempestuousness made it difficult to have a calm conversation.
    • The novel captures the tempestuousness of the era's social changes.

    Sinônimosagitationcommotiondisorderfermentturbulenceturmoilunrestupheaval

    Antônimoscalmnesscomposurepeacefulnessserenitytranquility

Formas
  • tempestuousnesses plural form
  • tempestuousnesses' possessive plural form
  • tempestuousness's possessive singular form
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