Pronunciation: /twiːt.stɔːrm/
noun a series of tweets posted in rapid succession on a particular topic
A1 I read a tweetstorm about the latest fashion trends.
A2 She shared a tweetstorm discussing climate change.
B1 The politician's tweetstorm caused a lot of controversy.
B2 After the company's announcement, there was a tweetstorm of customer complaints.
C1 The journalist's tweetstorm went viral, sparking a heated debate online.
C2 The celebrity's tweetstorm led to a public relations crisis for their management team.
verb not applicable
A1 I tweetstormed about my favorite TV show last night.
A2 She tweetstorms regularly about social issues.
B1 The politician tweetstorms to connect with voters.
B2 During the debate, the candidate tweetstormed his policy proposals.
C1 The journalist tweetstormed breaking news updates throughout the day.
C2 The author tweetstormed about the inspiration behind her latest book.
adjective not applicable
A1 I don't understand what a tweetstorm is.
A2 She went on a tweetstorm about her favorite TV show.
B1 The politician's tweetstorm caused a lot of controversy.
B2 After the company's announcement, there was a tweetstorm of complaints on social media.
C1 The celebrity's tweetstorm sparked a heated debate among fans and critics.
C2 The journalist's tweetstorm exposed corruption at the highest levels of government.
adverb not applicable
A1 She tweeted a tweetstorm about her new book.
A2 The politician's tweetstorm caused a lot of controversy online.
B1 After the company's announcement, there was a tweetstorm of complaints from customers.
B2 The celebrity's tweetstorm went viral and was shared by thousands of people.
C1 The journalist's tweetstorm provided a comprehensive analysis of the current political situation.
C2 During the election campaign, the candidate's tweetstorm was carefully crafted to appeal to a wide audience.
pronoun not applicable
A1 What is a tweetstorm?
A2 I read about a tweetstorm on social media.
B1 The politician's tweetstorm caused a lot of controversy.
B2 She decided to start a tweetstorm to raise awareness about the issue.
C1 The journalist's tweetstorm went viral and sparked a national debate.
C2 The tweetstorm by the celebrity led to a public apology for their controversial remarks.
preposition not applicable
A1 I read a tweetstorm about the benefits of exercise.
A2 She shared a tweetstorm regarding the upcoming event.
B1 The politician's tweetstorm caused quite a stir on social media.
B2 After the controversial tweetstorm, the company issued an apology.
C1 His tweetstorm highlighted the importance of mental health awareness.
C2 The celebrity's tweetstorm sparked a debate among fans and critics alike.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I don't understand what a tweetstorm is.
A2 A tweetstorm is when someone posts a series of tweets in a short amount of time.
B1 She decided to create a tweetstorm to raise awareness about the issue.
B2 After the controversial statement, the politician faced a tweetstorm of criticism.
C1 The company's PR team had to deal with a massive tweetstorm following the product recall.
C2 The celebrity's tweetstorm caused a frenzy on social media and sparked a debate among fans.
interjection not applicable
A1 Tweetstorm! I can't believe it's already time for lunch.
A2 Tweetstorm! This traffic is really getting on my nerves.
B1 Tweetstorm! I just found out I got the job.
B2 Tweetstorm! The concert last night was absolutely amazing.
C1 Tweetstorm! I can't handle all this drama in my life right now.
C2 Tweetstorm! I need to focus and get this project finished by tomorrow.
article not applicable
A1 What is a tweetstorm?
A2 I read about tweetstorms on social media.
B1 During a tweetstorm, a user posts multiple tweets in quick succession.
B2 The politician went on a tweetstorm to address the controversy.
C1 The celebrity's tweetstorm caused quite a stir online.
C2 The journalist's tweetstorm provided valuable insights on the topic.
formal The politician went on a tweetstorm to address the recent controversy.
informal I can't believe the tweetstorm that happened after the celebrity's post.
slang The tweetstorm about the new album is blowing up on social media.
figurative Her emotions were like a tweetstorm, unpredictable and intense.
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