tempest
/ˈtɛmpɪst/
noun
- A violent storm with strong winds, often accompanied by rain, snow, or thunder.
- The old lighthouse was built to withstand any tempest that came from the sea.
- A sudden tempest knocked down trees and power lines across the town.
- The sailors sought shelter as the tempest approached with fierce winds and huge waves.
- A situation of great turmoil, anger, or strong emotion.
- The family gathering became a tempest when old arguments resurfaced.
- Her resignation caused a tempest of gossip in the office.
- The debate turned into a tempest of accusations and shouting.
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