Pronunciation: /ˈfræŋkənˌstɔrm/
noun a compound noun formed by combining 'Franken' (referring to something that is artificially created or put together) and 'storm' (a violent disturbance of the atmosphere)
A1 A Frankenstorm is a very powerful storm.
A2 People were warned to evacuate before the Frankenstorm hit.
B1 The Frankenstorm caused widespread damage to homes and businesses.
B2 Emergency services were overwhelmed by the devastation caused by the Frankenstorm.
C1 Meteorologists are studying the data from the Frankenstorm to improve forecasting accuracy.
C2 The government implemented new disaster preparedness measures in response to the Frankenstorm.
verb not applicable
A1 I heard that a Frankenstorm is coming our way.
A2 The weather forecast predicts that the storm will Frankenstorm the entire city.
B1 Residents were advised to prepare for possible power outages as the storm could Frankenstorm the region.
B2 Emergency services are on high alert as they anticipate the Frankenstorm to cause widespread damage.
C1 The government has issued evacuation orders in anticipation of the Frankenstorm hitting the coast.
C2 Meteorologists are closely monitoring the development of the Frankenstorm and its potential impact on the area.
adjective not applicable
A1 The Frankenstorm caused a lot of damage to the city.
A2 People were warned to stay indoors during the Frankenstorm.
B1 Emergency services were on high alert due to the Frankenstorm.
B2 The Frankenstorm disrupted travel plans for many people.
C1 The Frankenstorm's impact on infrastructure was significant.
C2 Meteorologists are still studying the data from the Frankenstorm to better understand its behavior.
adverb not applicable
A1 The Frankenstorm blew away all the leaves in the yard.
A2 We stayed indoors during the Frankenstorm to stay safe.
B1 Despite the Frankenstorm, the event went on as planned.
B2 The Frankenstorm caused widespread power outages in the city.
C1 Emergency services were on high alert during the Frankenstorm.
C2 The Frankenstorm left a trail of destruction in its wake.
pronoun not applicable
A1 What is Frankenstorm?
A2 Frankenstorm is a term used to describe a powerful storm.
B1 Residents were warned to evacuate ahead of Frankenstorm's arrival.
B2 The damage caused by Frankenstorm was extensive.
C1 Meteorologists closely monitored Frankenstorm's path.
C2 The government allocated funds for rebuilding after Frankenstorm's devastation.
preposition not applicable
A1 I am scared of the Frankenstorm.
A2 The Frankenstorm is causing a lot of damage.
B1 People are preparing for the Frankenstorm by stocking up on supplies.
B2 The Frankenstorm is expected to hit the coast tomorrow.
C1 The government has issued evacuation orders due to the impending Frankenstorm.
C2 Meteorologists are closely monitoring the development of the Frankenstorm.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I heard about the Frankenstorm, but I don't know what it is.
A2 The Frankenstorm is expected to hit the East Coast next week.
B1 Residents were advised to evacuate before the Frankenstorm arrived.
B2 The Frankenstorm caused widespread power outages and flooding in the area.
C1 Emergency services were overwhelmed by the devastation caused by the Frankenstorm.
C2 The Frankenstorm was a wake-up call for better disaster preparedness measures.
interjection not applicable
A1 Frankenstorm! What a scary storm outside!
A2 I heard Frankenstorm is heading our way, we need to prepare.
B1 Frankenstorm is causing a lot of damage in the city.
B2 We should stay indoors during Frankenstorm to stay safe.
C1 The government issued a warning about the potential impact of Frankenstorm.
C2 Despite the chaos caused by Frankenstorm, the community came together to help each other.
article not applicable
A1 There is a big storm called Frankenstorm.
A2 People are preparing for the Frankenstorm by stocking up on supplies.
B1 The Frankenstorm is expected to hit the East Coast next week.
B2 Emergency services are on high alert for the Frankenstorm and are ready to respond.
C1 Meteorologists are closely monitoring the development of the Frankenstorm to provide accurate forecasts.
C2 The Frankenstorm is a combination of different weather systems that could cause widespread damage and disruption.
formal The meteorologists are closely monitoring the development of the Frankenstorm approaching the East Coast.
informal Have you heard about the Frankenstorm that's supposed to hit us next week?
slang I can't believe we're going to be dealing with this Frankenstorm mess.
figurative The political scandal was like a Frankenstorm, causing chaos and destruction in its wake.
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