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- pronunciation:
- stor
mi
| part of speech: |
adjective |
| inflections: |
stormier, stormiest |
| definition 1: |
If the weather outside is stormy, it means there is a storm happening now. It might be very windy and rainy and full of lightning and thunder. If summers are stormy, it means that summers get a lot of storms.
It was a stormy night and the ship rocked from side to side.- synonyms:
- wild
- antonyms:
- calm
- similar words:
- foul, windy
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| definition 2: |
When something is stormy, it is full of anger or other negative feelings.
He's in a stormy mood tonight, so it's not a good time to ask him a favor.- synonyms:
- violent
- antonyms:
- calm, peaceful
- similar words:
- excited, fierce, furious, intense, raging
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| related words: |
violent, wild |
| derivations: |
stormily (adv.), storminess (n.) |
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