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Meaning of tempest
A violent or intense storm, especially one with strong winds.
Etymology of tempest
The word "tempest" has its roots in the Old French word "tempeste", which is derived from the Latin "tempestas", meaning "storm" or "season", and is related to the Latin "tempus", meaning "time" or "season".
Historically, the word "tempest" has been used to describe severe weather conditions, as well as emotional or social upheavals.
Synonyms
Definitions
- A violent or intense storm, especially one with strong winds.
- * A violent or intense emotional disturbance or commotion.
Usage Examples
- The tempest outside made it difficult to hear the conversation inside.
- * The news of the company's bankruptcy caused a tempest among the employees.
- * The tempest of emotions that followed the breakup was overwhelming.
Antonyms
calm
serenity
peace
tranquility
stillness
quiet
silence
stability
order
harmony
balance
composure
placidity
mildness
gentleness
leniency
softness
subtlety
understatement
moderation
temperateness
sobriety