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blusterously

/ˈbɫəstɝəsli/ adv

In a blusterous manner.

Word Origin Blusterously comes from bluster, which traces to Old Norse 'blæstra' — to blow hard or roar, like a stormy wind. The -ous and -ly suffixes turn it into an adverb meaning 'in a blustery manner.' You can almost hear the blustering wind in the word, and it's related to blustery and bluster.

adv In a blusterous manner.

The wind blew blusterously through the narrow alley, rattling windows and scattering leaves.

(副词) 喧闹地；吵闹地

狂风呼啸着吹过狭窄的小巷，敲打着窗户，吹散了落叶。

(adverbio) De manera violenta o agitada.

El viento sopló con furia a través del callejón estrecho, haciendo vibrar las ventanas y dispersando hojas.

(adverbe) avec fracas; violemment; en tempête; tempétueusement [De manière bruyante et violente, en parlant notamment du vent.]

Le vent soufflait blusterously dans la ruelle étroite, faisant trembler les fenêtres et dispersant les feuilles.

(Adverb) stürmisch; tobend; heftig [Auf eine stürmische, lärmende oder prahlerische Weise.]

Der Wind fegte **blusterously** durch die enge Gasse und ließ Fenster klappern und Blätter wirbeln.

(副詞) 荒々しく騒がしく、激しく

風が狭い路地を荒々しく吹き抜け、窓をガタガタ鳴らして葉をまき散らした。

(advérbio) tempestuosamente; violentamente; com fúria; com violência [De maneira tempestuosa e violenta.]

O vento soprava com fúria pela viela estreita, fazendo as janelas tremerem e espalhando folhas.

Synonyms: boisterously loudly noisily stormily Antonyms: quietly calmly peacefully
Word parts: bluster + ous + ly

Related words

blustery

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