Pronunciation: /mɑnˈsuːnl/
adjective relating to or characteristic of a monsoon
A1 The monsoonal rains brought relief to the drought-stricken region.
A2 The farmers were grateful for the monsoonal showers that helped their crops grow.
B1 The monsoonal climate in Southeast Asia can be unpredictable, with heavy rainfall during certain months.
B2 The monsoonal winds can cause havoc for sailors navigating the open seas.
C1 The monsoonal pattern of weather in India has a significant impact on the economy and agriculture.
C2 Scientists are studying the monsoonal cycles to better understand climate patterns and predict future weather events.
formal The region experiences heavy rainfall during the monsoonal season.
informal We always get caught in the monsoonal downpours when we forget our umbrellas.
slang I heard the monsoonal weather is going to be a real doozy this year.
figurative The monsoonal flow of customers into the store during the sale was overwhelming.
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