tempestuously [brit. angl. tɛmˈpɛstjʊəsli, am. angl. tɛmˈpɛstʃ(u)əsli] PRISL.
1. tempestuously (of wind, sea):
- tempestuously dobes. lit.
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2. tempestuously (of person):
- tempestuously fig.
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Whether the tempestuously allegro or the leisurely adagio, the exuberant audience was entranced with the pianists superb artistry, exquisite style and perfect artistic performance.
en.wikipedia.org There will always be examples of teammates who meshed sublimely on the field or court and clashed tempestuously off it.
abcnews.go.com Sometimes something "unexpected" can make a long car journey pass less tempestuously.
www.telegraph.co.uk Their courtship goes well until he shows up at the wedding drunk, and dressed as a woman, starting their marriage out tempestuously.
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