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Definition of tempestuously - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
passionateRare with great emotion or passionRare
- He argued tempestuously, his voice full of fervor.
2.
weatherRare in a stormy or turbulent mannerRare
- The ocean waves crashed tempestuously against the shore.
Origin of tempestuously
Latin, tempestuosus (stormy)
Examples of tempestuously in a sentence
The debate was conducted tempestuously, with neither side willing to back down. The wind howled tempestuously through the trees. She argued tempestuously, her voice rising with emotion.
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- French:avec passion, tempétueusement, ...
- German:leidenschaftlich, tobend, ...
- Italian:appassionatamente, furiosamente, ...
- Spanish:con pasión, tormentosa, ...
- Portuguese:tempestuosamente, de forma tempestuosa, ...
- Chinese:激烈地, 暴风雨般地, ...
- Japanese:情熱的に, 嵐のように, ...
- Arabic:بشغف, بِعَصْفٍ, ...
- Hebrew:בְּלַהַט, בְּצוּרָה סוֹעֶרֶת, ...
- Russian:страстно, штормово, ...
- Ukrainian:пристрасно, бурхливо, ...
- Hindi:भावुकता से, तूफानी ढंग से, ...
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