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simoom
This term describes a specific meteorological phenomenon characterized by extreme heat and suffocating dust. It carries a connotation of danger and suddenness, often evoking images of survival and desperation in harsh desert environments. Because it refers to a specialized regional wind, it is primarily used in travelogues, historical accounts of the Middle East, or literary descriptions of the Sahara and Arabian deserts.
While the word is a noun, it is typically treated as a countable entity when referring to individual occurrences of the wind. It is distinct from a general sandstorm in that it specifically emphasizes the scorching temperature and the oppressive, dry nature of the air.
Ý nghĩa
Ví dụ
The travelers sought shelter as the simoom swept across the dunes.
A sudden simoom blinded the caravan with a wall of scorching sand.
The air became stifling and thick with dust as the simoom approached.
The ancient texts warn of a simoom that can wither crops in hours.
The sorcerer summoned a raging simoom to drive back the invading army.
It feels like a simoom is blowing through this valley.