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blustering
adjective as in bluff
adjective as in bullying
adjective as in furious
adjective as in gusty
adjective as in loud
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adjective as in loudmouthed
adjective as in raging
adjective as in rampant
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adjective as in roaring
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adjective as in roiled
adjective as in roily
adjective as in rough
adjective as in rough-and-tumble
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adjective as in stormy
adjective as in tempestuous
adjective as in turbulent
adjective as in wild
Example Sentences
Many pundits expect that this election will feature a bigger-than-ever gender gap between women, mobilized to support Vice President Kamala Harris because of her stance on abortion, and men, drawn to Trump’s blustering machismo.
On Thursday in northern Los Angeles County, wind gusts peaked at 56 mph at Lake Palmdale, with blustering winds recorded along the Central Coast and into the Antelope Valley, the weather service said.
Without the distracting histrionics of the blustering Republican nominee, the Vance-Walz face-off could prove more substantive than the two presidential debates that took place this summer.
Paint splattered on her shoes, leggings and fingernails matched the bright colors of her mural, which she said she finished in just 14 days — nine of which were spent in the rain and blustering winds.
“All right, Mongo’s home, Chicago!” bellowed the blustering Bear with long black hair tucked under his baseball cap.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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