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Meaning of cyclones
A cyclone refers to a large-scale air mass that rotates around a low-pressure area.
Etymology of cyclones
The word "cyclone" originates from the Greek word "kyklon", meaning "moving in a circle" or "coiling", which is derived from "kyklos", meaning "circle".
The term was first used in the 19th century to describe rotating storm systems.
Synonyms
whirlwinds
tornadoes
hurricanes
typhoons
storms
tempests
gales
blizzards
squalls
gusts
blasts
winds
breezes
zephyrs
gusts
blasts
squalls
whirlpools
eddies
maelstroms
vortexes
twisters
windstorms
rainstorms
snowstorms
thunderstorms
cyclonic storms
tropical cyclones
subtropical cyclones
extratropical cyclones
low-pressure systems
depressions
anticyclones
Definitions
- A large air mass that rotates around a low-pressure area, forming a spiral shape with high wind speeds.
- * A tropical cyclone, especially in the Indian Ocean or southern Pacific Ocean.
Usage Examples
- The cyclone warning was issued for the coastal areas, advising residents to evacuate immediately.
- * The country was hit by a severe cyclone, causing widespread destruction and flooding.
Antonyms
calmness
serenity
tranquility
stillness
peacefulness
quietness
silence
anticyclones
high-pressure systems
fair weather
clear skies
sunshine
breeziness
gentleness
mildness
warmth
coolness