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Meaning of gust
A strong, sudden blast of wind
Etymology of gust
The word "gust" originated in the 15th century from the Old Norse word "gustr", meaning "a blast of wind"
Historically, the word was used to describe a strong, sudden blast of wind, especially in a storm or tempest
Synonyms
blast
breeze
puff
wind
flurry
squall
gale
storm
tempest
hurricane
whirlwind
tornado
cyclone
typhoon
bluster
flurry
zephyr
sigh
whisper
murmur
rumble
roar
howl
yell
scream
whoosh
rush
surge
wave
burst
explosion
eruption
outburst
flare
spurt
jet
stream
current
flow
gustation
draft
draw
drag
suction
siphon
eddy
swirl
twirl
Definitions
- A brief, sudden increase in wind speed
- * A sudden, strong blast of air
- * A sudden, brief burst of emotion or activity
Usage Examples
- A strong gust of wind blew the door open
- * The storm brought heavy rain and powerful gusts of wind
- * The chef added a gust of flavor to the dish with a sprinkle of spice
Antonyms
calm
stillness
serenity
peacefulness
quiet
silence
stagnation
lethargy
dullness
stagnancy
inactivity
inertness
lifelessness
sluggishness
torpor
apathy
indifference
lull
hush
still
gentle
mild
moderate
weak
faint
soft
whisper
murmur
rustle
sigh