Tempestuoso (en. Stormy)

/tempes'twoso/

Meaning & Definition

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adjective

Refers to something that is tumultuous or turbulent.

The weather suddenly turned tempestuous.

El clima se volvió tempestuoso de repente.

Describing intense behavior or emotions.

They had a tempestuous relationship full of ups and downs.

Tuvieron una relación tempestuosa llena de altibajos.

Associated with a violent or unstable nature.

The tempestuous waters were not safe for navigation.

Las aguas tempestuosas no eran seguras para navegar.

From Latin 'tempestuōsus', which means 'relating to the storm'.

stormy relationships

Relationships characterized by frequent conflicts and intense emotions.

relaciones tempestuosas

stormy sea

Agitated, violent sea that presents dangers for navigation.

mar tempestuoso

stormy night

Night characterized by storms and great atmospheric disturbance.

noche tempestuosa

storm

Violent meteorological phenomenon with strong winds and rain.

tempestad

storm

Intense atmospheric disturbance that produces rain, winds, and sometimes snow.

tormenta

agitation

State of emotional or physical instability.

agitación

Used to describe an intense and problematic love situation.

Their relationship is as tempestuous as a summer storm.

Su relación es tan tempestuosa como una tormenta de verano.

Denote chaos or disorder in a situation.

The meeting was so tempestuous that we couldn't reach an agreement.

La reunión fue tan tempestuosa que no logramos llegar a un acuerdo.