Supercell

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Pronunciation: /ˈsuːpərsɛl/

Definitions of supercell

noun a type of thunderstorm that is characterized by a persistent rotating updraft

Example Sentences

A1 A supercell is a type of thunderstorm.

A2 Supercells are known for their rotating updrafts.

B1 Meteorologists study supercells to better understand severe weather patterns.

B2 Chasing supercells is a popular activity among storm chasers.

C1 The formation of a supercell requires specific atmospheric conditions.

C2 Supercells can produce large hail, damaging winds, and tornadoes.

adjective related to or characteristic of a supercell

Example Sentences

A1 The supercell phone is easy to use for beginners.

A2 She bought a supercell laptop that has a long battery life.

B1 The supercell camera takes high-quality photos in low light.

B2 The supercell technology used in the new car ensures a smooth driving experience.

C1 The supercell software developed by the company is revolutionizing the industry.

C2 The supercell engineering team is known for their innovative solutions to complex problems.

Examples of supercell in a Sentence

formal A supercell is a type of thunderstorm characterized by a persistently rotating updraft.

informal Did you see that supercell storm last night? It was intense!

slang That supercell was a beast, it had us running for cover!

figurative The supercell of emotions brewing inside her finally erupted in a burst of tears.

Grammatical Forms of supercell

plural

supercells

comparative

more supercell

superlative

most supercell

present tense

supercells

future tense

will supercell

perfect tense

have supercelled

continuous tense

is supercelling

singular

supercell

positive degree

supercell

infinitive

to supercell

gerund

supercelling

participle

supercelled

Origin and Evolution of supercell

First Known Use: 1960 year
Language of Origin: English
Story behind the word: The word 'supercell' originated from the combination of 'super' and 'cell', referring to a highly organized thunderstorm with a persistent rotating updraft.
Evolution of the word: Originally used in meteorology to describe a specific type of thunderstorm, the term 'supercell' has since become more widely known in popular culture to refer to any exceptionally powerful or dangerous cell or group of cells within a storm system.