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windstorm
This term emphasizes the destructive power of air currents, evoking images of structural damage, uprooted trees, and chaotic atmospheric pressure. It is more specific than a general storm and carries a heavier connotation of violence and suddenness, often used in meteorological reports or news coverage of natural disasters.
While it describes a singular event, the word is used as a standard countable noun. It does not possess the irregular pluralization found in some weather-related terms, following the standard English rule of adding an s for plurality.
Meanings
Examples
The coastal village was devastated by a sudden windstorm.
I hope this windstorm clears up before our flight tomorrow.
A massive windstorm swept across the plains, flattening the crops.
The ancient archives were lost during a catastrophic windstorm centuries ago.
The dragon summoned a violent windstorm to scatter the invading army.
I can barely hear you over the sound of this windstorm.
The windstorm is getting stronger and the trees are bending.