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Meanings of sirocco in English
Usage of sirocco in English
1
Snow on the ground, and sirocco above in the sky, like yesterday.
2
He knew the silvery calm of dawn on a day of sirocco.
3
The sirocco gifted me with precious time, but every storm eventually quiets.
4
He shivered; then a sirocco of fire followed the void of the wind.
5
A relapse was to be expected; it came at the bidding of sirocco.
6
He had remembered his sensation in the sea that gray morning of sirocco.
7
There was barely standing room, in spite of the sirocco heat.
8
Upon certain days, a blast of the sirocco has passed over the town.
9
The sirocco blew its boiling-hot breath and I was perfectly overcome.
10
His two guards scattered before me as if I were the sirocco itself.
11
The memories buffeted him like the winds of a sirocco storm-
12
It still blew from the other quarter-theold familiar sirocco.
13
The air was still, heavy, and parched with the breath of the Australasian sirocco.
14
In the morning, a terrible sirocco levante was blowing, with an almost freezing cold.
15
Sand blown by the sirocco, from the Sahara to Europe.
16
The deep melancholy poured into him by sirocco caused him to do so now.
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Translations for sirocco
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Sirocco through the time
Sirocco across language varieties
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