Words To Describe Weather

verb to speak or act in a noisy, aggressive, or overconfident manner

adjective noisily aggressive or overconfident in speech or behavior

adverb in a noisy, aggressive, or overconfident manner

• The blustering winds made it difficult to walk outside.
• He was just blustering about how great he is.
• Stop blustering and just tell me the truth.
• His blustering personality overshadowed his true intentions.

adjective describing something that is pleasantly windy or refreshing

• The weather forecast predicts a breezy day with winds reaching up to 15 miles per hour.
• I love going for a walk on a breezy day, it's so refreshing.
• Let's hit the beach on this breezy day and catch some waves!
• Her breezy attitude towards life always makes everything seem easier.

adjective sharp and clear; abrupt

• The brisk wind made it difficult to walk outside.
• Let's take a brisk walk around the park to get some fresh air.
• I like to start my day with a brisk jog to wake myself up.
• Her brisk attitude towards the project helped us finish ahead of schedule.

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adjective relating to or characteristic of the dog days of summer

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• The canicular period is known for its extremely hot and dry weather.
• During the canicular days, it's best to stay indoors where it's cool.
• I can't stand this canicular heat, it's unbearable!
• The tension in the room was palpable, like the canicular heat of midsummer.

noun a male given name

adjective showing mercy or leniency

• The judge showed a clement attitude towards the defendant and decided to reduce the sentence.
• Luckily, the teacher was feeling clement today and extended the deadline for the assignment.
• I can't believe my boss was so clement about me being late to work again.
• The clement weather made for a perfect day at the beach.

adjective Dour is an adjective that describes someone who is stern, gloomy, or severe in manner or appearance.

• The professor had a dour expression as he graded the final exams.
• She always has a dour look on her face when she's in a bad mood.
• Why are you so dour all the time? Lighten up a bit!
• The storm clouds gathered overhead, casting a dour shadow over the town.

verb to soak or saturate thoroughly; to make very wet

• The heavy rain drenched the entire city, causing flooding in many areas.
• We got drenched in the sudden downpour while walking home.
• I got totally drenched at the water park and had a blast!
• Her heart was drenched in sorrow after the loss of her beloved pet.

noun a menacing or scowling look

verb to look angry or sullen

• The dark clouds began to lour over the countryside, signaling an impending storm.
• I don't like the lour expression on his face, it's making me nervous.
• Her mood always lours when she's hungry, better get her some food quick.
• The shadow of doubt continued to lour over their relationship, causing tension between them.

noun a state of darkness, gloom, or obscurity

verb to make dark, gloomy, or obscure

• The murky water made it difficult to see the bottom of the lake.
• I can't see anything in this murk, it's so dark!
• The party was in the murk last night, it was wild!
• The investigation into the scandal was shrouded in murk, making it hard to uncover the truth.

adjective clear; not obscured or darkened

• The scientist's unclouded mind allowed her to make breakthrough discoveries.
• I appreciate your unclouded explanation of the situation.
• Her thoughts were clear and unclouded, like a sunny day.
• His unclouded vision of the future inspired others to follow his lead.

verb to make or become warm

adjective having or giving off heat; having a high temperature

• The room was kept warm with a central heating system.
• I love snuggling up with a warm blanket on a cold night.
• Let's grab a warm cup of coffee and catch up.
• His warm smile brightened up the room.