what is the meaning of tempest?
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It's a huge storm.  Also a play by Shakespeare.  The word also refers to external electromagnetic radiation from data processing equipment and the security measures used to prevent them.  I hope this helps.
935957
Strife\nTrials and tribulations\nAnguish\n\n:)
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Actually, cyclones ARE another name for hurricanes - I post this directly, not changing the context one bit.\n\nIn meteorology, a cyclone is the rotation of a volume of air about an area of low atmospheric pressure. Cyclones are responsible for a wide variety of different meteorological phenomena such as tropical cyclones and tornadoes. Because of this, most weather forecasters avoid using the term cyclone without a qualifying term.\n\nTropical cyclones (also known as tropical storms, hurricanes and typhoons) are cyclones which form over warm (generally tropical) ocean waters and draw their energy from evaporation and condensation. They are characterized by a strong area of low pressure at the surface and an area of higher pressure aloft. Tropical cyclones are associated with strong thunderstorms, high winds, and flooding.\n\nIn North America, tornadoes are sometimes described as cyclones because they involve powerful winds around a low-pressure vortex. However, they differ from other cyclones by their very local nature; most cyclones are massive storms, while tornados are comparatively small but extremely powerful. Tornadoes occur on too local a scale for the Coriolis effect to determine the direction of rotation; for this reason tornado winds sometimes flow anticyclonically, or opposite the direction dictated by the Coriolis effect.
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T means thunder. They are just a big rain with lighting.
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It's either Tempest or "Oh bloddye helle, it is so windye mine ruff keeps blowwing offe and mine bearde flyes in mine face, forsoothe!"
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lunatics are us!\n\nabsolute madness!\n\nwe don't care-we're in the air!
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my name is cassandra and it means prophet of doom, that no one believes\nin greek mythology cassandra was cursed by the gods to always see the truth but never have her perdictions believed by others.\n\nthe other meaning for my name is entangleing men lol
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The correct phrase reads:\n\nThe QUIET before the storm.  \n\nThis typically refers to pathetic fallacy (nature in sympathy with "man") and refers to the *LULL* of activity before events unfold in a dramatic (stormy) manner.
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"I don't care. As long as they're finally going back on track with the manga, I'm happy."\n\nQFE.\n\n\nEdit: Michael- "Hurricane" is probably referring to Naruto's new jutsu.  \nThink of it this way: a hurricane and the rasengan both have spiral properties.\nThe creators have stated that it's referring to his wind-element abilities.
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the flash of electricity is lightning... the sound that follow is thunder... storm usually occurs when lightning, thunder, strong wind and rain happen at the same time...
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it means "relating to, (or in a manner similar to) Daedalus".  \n\nDaedalus tried to fly, and burnt his wings.
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Alice is correct\n\nIf I saw those words with no context, I would translate it to mean:\n"Clarity comes through pain."\n\nclaritas has a deeper meaning of being clear and bright like the light that shines through a diamond.  source: Vergil's Aeneid\n\nadvenit means to arrive come or happen\nwe get the word advent from this
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The trumpet of a prophecy! O Wind,   \nIf Winter comes, can Spring be far behind? \n\nIMHO\nPrehaps it is a statement about the inevitable cycle of change, birth and rebirth, life-death and then life.
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What's the context of this word? I can translate wirbel and kalt easily but together is make me think of 'blustering or freezing winds'. I'd love to see its usage though.
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an Electrical storm involves lightning.\nAnd lightning can travel at the speed of light.\nBecause it mostly is light.\n\nThunder is slower and goes at the speed of sound so we hear the thunder later.
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well, to be honest, i think all the options above suck. \n\nstorm surges are related to a lowering of atmospheric pressure allowing the sea water beneath a storm to rise. they are typically associated with hurricanes, but could occur with large thunderstorms under teh right conditions. \n\nhurricane winds typically reach over 180mph. when have you ever been in a thunder storm with winds that high?!? the hurricane classification system is based on wind speeds and damage. a thunderstorm is towards the lower end of the spectrum, followed by tropical storms and hurricanes. so no, a thunderstorm does not have faster winds than a hurricane, that is just ridiculous. \n\ni find it hard to belive that thunderstorms have more evaporated precipitation than a hurricane, but i may be wrong. thunderstorms mainly release built up electrical charge whearas hurricanes are a culmination of evaporating water over the warm, deep areas of the atlantic ocean. \n\nhurricanes winds do spiral due to the corriolis effect. i cant remember which way though. i wouldnt say that thunderstorm winds blow in a straight line, there is bound to be turbulence to some extent. \n\nso in short, none of the statments suggested in the questions is really correct.
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Thunder is the explosive sound produced by an ordinary lightning discharge. The lightning bolt heats the air around it so quickly (within a few millionths of a second) and to such a high temperature (about 10,000° C, or about 18,000° F) that the air molecules are pushed apart with great force, much like in an explosion. A wave of compressed air (a sound wave) moves out from the lightning bolt.