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storminess
This term captures a sense of volatility and unrest, whether manifested in the physical atmosphere or within human psychology. When applied to weather, it evokes a visceral image of chaos and danger, emphasizing the unpredictable nature of a tempest rather than just a single event.
In interpersonal contexts, the word describes a pattern of instability. It suggests a cycle of intense conflict and reconciliation, mirroring the erratic shifts of a storm. Because it is an abstract quality, it is treated as an uncountable mass noun and cannot be pluralized to describe multiple instances of turbulence.
Meanings
The state or condition of being characterized by violent weather, such as strong winds, rain, or thunder.
The quality of being emotionally turbulent, agitated, or characterized by conflict and instability.
The storminess of their relationship led to a sudden and bitter separation.
Examples
The storminess of the North Atlantic makes it a dangerous route for small boats.
I cannot believe the storminess of the weather this week.
The captain warned the crew about the increasing storminess of the sea.
Their relationship was defined by a constant storminess that exhausted them both.
Why is there so much storminess in this office lately?
The storminess of his youth left him with deep emotional scars.
The sudden storminess of the atmosphere signaled an approaching hurricane.
The sudden storminess of the atmosphere signaled an approaching hurricane.
I wonder if the storminess of my own heart will ever settle down.
The historical records describe the storminess of the political climate during the revolution.
The historical records describe the storminess of the political climate during the revolution.