Stormy

/ˈstɔrmi/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Characterized by strong winds and heavy rain; tumultuous or violent, especially in relation to weather.

The stormy weather caused the flight to be delayed for several hours.

Marked by turbulence or disorder; emotionally intense or conflicted.

Their stormy relationship was filled with frequent arguments and reconciliations.

Having a strong or violent character or behavior.

The stormy sea made it dangerous for ships to sail through the strait.

Derived from 'storm', with the suffix '-y' added.

stormy relationship

A relationship characterized by frequent conflicts and disagreements.

stormy weather

Weather with heavy rain, wind, and possibly thunder and lightning.

storm

A violent disturbance in the atmosphere.

tempest

A violent windy storm.

Referring to an emotionally charged situation.

After their fight, things were stormy between them.

Describing chaotic situations, like a party or event.

The concert was stormy; everyone was dancing wildly.