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An atmospheric disturbance involving perturbations of the prevailing pressure and wind fields on scales ranging from tornadoes to extratropical cyclones; also the associated weather and the like.\ (Source: MGH)

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storm

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rus

tempest

Codename referring to investigations and studies of compromising emanations.

compromising emanations

tempest

Ús de tempest en anglès

While the tempest of rebellion raged, we remained safely in the capital. 
 International Weekly Miscellany of Literature, Art and Science -... 

The tempest raged furiously; it was impossible to stand on the deck. 
 An Antarctic Mystery 

No doubt; even the tempest has put us on the right way. 
 A Journey into the Interior of the Earth 

They encountered vile weather and tempest-tossed seas off the South American coast. 
 Wired 

Her ear heard the deep rumbling of a tempest in the west. 
 American Indian Stories 

The sight moves us as the majestic minstrelsy of seas in tempest. 
 A Hero and Some Other Folks 

The magic of the sand stole round him in its silent-footed tempest. 
 Four Weird Tales 

He was the servant of the tempest, the guardian of the thunderbolt. 
 The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse 

They had to wait; nothing could be attempted in such a tempest. 
 A Tramp Abroad 

The end of the tempest and the long trouble is not yet. 
 Under Fire: The Story of a Squad 

In the tempest, Alexius steered the Imperial vessel with dexterity and courage. 
 History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire — Volume 4 

He opened the door, and they were out in the crying tempest. 
 The Folly Of Eustace / 1896 

So restless are the waves of the ocean before the coming tempest. 
 Imogen: A Pastoral Romance 

Their shots and ours merged in the hissing medley of a tempest. 
 My Year of the War / Including an Account of Experiences with th... 

There all were in safety, and the tempest could not reach them. 
 The Mysterious Island 

Then the tempest broke, fierce and terrible: the elements seemed mingled together. 
 The Beautiful Wretch; The Pupil of Aurelius; and The Four Macnic... 