snowstorm

IPA: snˈoʊstɔrm

noun

  • Bad weather involving blowing winds and snow, or blowing winds and heavy snowfall amount.
  • A snow globe.
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Examples of "snowstorm" in Sentences

  • Here has the heaviest snowstorm now.
  • Currently braced for a big snowstorm.
  • In Spain a snowstorm swept the country.
  • A snowstorm trapped them at this location.
  • A very physical and un metaphorical snowstorm.
  • Snowstorm expected to taper off today in Tiers.
  • On the descent, the team was caught in a severe snowstorm.
  • Sunhui's mother was holding on to something in the snowstorm.
  • The snowstorms of December forestalled this dimension of the defense.
  • In the snowstorm, he encounters an isolated caravan, the domicile of Ursus.

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