Windstorm (noun)

A storm characterized by high winds, typically causing damage to trees and buildings and sometimes power outages.

Origin:

The word windstorm comes from the combination of the words 'wind' and 'storm', meaning a strong or violent wind. it refers to a storm characterized by strong winds.

Examples:

  1. The windstorm caused widespread damage throughout the town.
  2. Many residents lost power during the windstorm.
  3. The windstorm caused several trees to fall on the road.
  4. The windstorm was so strong that it lifted roof tiles off of homes.
  5. Windstorms are one of the most destructive forms of severe weather.
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