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adj

stormy

STAWR-mee
adj
1
Marked by storms or violent weather.
"A stormy night kept everyone indoors."
2
Full of intense emotion, argument, or conflict.
"The couple had a famously stormy relationship."

How to Use Stormy

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In plain EnglishEither literally full of bad weather, or figuratively full of conflict and passion.

Common pairings
stormy weather stormy relationship stormy seas

Word Forms

stormier comparative, stormiest superlative

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Etymology

From Old English *stormiġ, from storm plus the adjective suffix -y.

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