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1. (adj.) tempestuous
characterized by or subject to tempests.
2. tempestuous
resembling a tempest.
3. tempestuous
tumultuous.
Etymology: (1500–10; < LL tempestuōsus)
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| Definition of 'tempestuous' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) stormy, tempestuous
characterized by violent emotions or behavior
"a stormy argument"; "a stormy marriage"
2. (adj) angry, furious, raging, tempestuous, wild
(of the elements) as if showing violent anger
"angry clouds on the horizon"; "furious winds"; "the raging sea"
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| Definition of 'tempestuous' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) tempestuous
of or pertaining to a tempest; involving or resembling a tempest; turbulent; violent; stormy; as, tempestuous weather; a tempestuous night; a tempestuous debate
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Sense: (of a person, behaviour etc) violently emotional; passionate
a tempestuous argument/relationship.
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Afrikaans: stormagtig |
Arabic: عاصِف، شَديد الإنْفِعال |
Bulgarian: бурен |
Brazilian: tempestuoso |
Czech: prudký, vášnivý |
German: ungestüm |
Danish: stormfuld |
Greek: θυελλώδης, εκρηκτικός, πα |
Spanish: tempestuoso |
Estonian: maruline |
Farsi: پرشور |
Finnish: myrskyisä |
French: violent, passionné |
Hebrew: סוֹעֵר |
Hindi: तूफान |
Croatian: buran, strastven |
Hungarian: heves |
Indonesian: bernafsu |
Icelandic: ofsafenginn |
Italian: violento, turbolento |
Japanese: 激しい |
Korean: 격렬한 |
Lithuanian: aistringas, audringas, ka |
Latvian: vētrains; dedzīgs; karsts |
Malay: bergelora |
Dutch: onstuimig |
Norwegian: stormfull |
Polish: gwałtowny, burzliwy |
Portuguese: tempestuoso |
Romanian: furtunos, violent |
Russian: бурный |
Slovak: prudký; vášnivý |
Slovenian: viharen |
Serbian: buran |
Swedish: stormig, våldsam |
Thai: ซึ่งปั่นป่วน; วุ่นวาย |
Turkish: şiddetli |
Taiwanese: (心情,行為)極為激動的 |
Ukrainian: гарячий |
Urdu: ہنگامہ خيز، طوفاني |
Vietnamese: mạnh mẽ |
Chinese: (心情)极为激动的 |
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