Storm

usgb/stɔːrm/
noun

A severe weather condition with a lot of wind, rain, or snow.

The storm lasted for three days.
Visual representation of "storm" - A severe weather condition with a lot of wind, rain, or snow

Often appears as...

  • weather storm
  • storm damage
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Natural Phenomenon

Use 'storm' to describe intense weather with wind, rain, or snow, often causing damage.

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They issued a storm advisory for the coastal area.
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Weather Severity

A 'storm' implies more severe weather than a 'shower' or 'breeze', which are milder.

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We took shelter when the rain intensified into a storm.
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Figurative Use

Metaphorically, 'storm' can describe a situation with intense emotions or actions.

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Their debate turned into a verbal storm.
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