Gale (noun)

A strong wind with a speed of 34-47 miles per hour (55-75 km/h) on the Beaufort scale.

Origin:

From the old english word "gæl" meaning a strong wind or storm.

Examples:

  1. The ship sailed through the gale.
  2. The gale caused damage to the houses.
  3. The gale warning was issued by the weather service.
  4. The gale force winds made it difficult to walk.
  5. The wind was so strong during the gale that it knocked down many trees.
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