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Tempest

usgb/ˈtempɪst/Volume
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Expressive IntensityPlay
Use 'tempest' to describe a storm with extreme force or intensity, suggesting damage and chaos. SlideThe island braced for the approaching tempest.
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Metaphorical UsagePlay
'Tempest' can metaphorically describe situations of great disturbance, beyond weather. SlideTheir argument was like a tempest, leaving emotional wreckage.
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Literary DramaPlay
In literature, 'tempest' often sets a dramatic scene or acts as a symbol for turmoil. SlideThe novel began with a dark tempest brewing on the horizon.