stormier
More wild, turbulent
Stormier is the comparative form of stormy—more turbulent, more tempestuous.
Weather can be stormier than forecast, but so can relationships, moods, or periods of history: The marriage grew stormier after they moved.
We're in for a stormier quarter than investors expected.
Wildly, coldly windy
- squallBrief, violent windstorm
- galeSevere sustained wind
- downpourIntense precipitation event
- lightningAtmospheric electrical discharge
cyclone · hurricane · typhoon · monsoon · hail · sleet · deluge · cloudburst
Liable to sudden change
- tempestuousWildly agitated or volatile
- turbulentViolently agitated or disturbed
- passionateIntensely emotional or enthusiastic
- fieryIntensely hot or passionate
heated · explosive · mercurial · tumultuous · agitated · overwrought · irascible · temperamental
Violently agitated or disturbed
- chaoticTotally without arrangement
- contentiousInclined toward disagreement
- hostileAggressively unfriendly
- acrimoniousBitterly antagonistic in tone
combative · fractious · divisive · embattled · adversarial · confrontational · volatile · unstable
blustery
Wildly, coldly windy
lightning · cyclone · hurricane · typhoon · monsoon · hail · sleet · deluge · cloudburst · tempest
volatile
Liable to sudden change
- tempestuousWildly agitated or volatile
- turbulentViolently agitated or disturbed
- passionateIntensely emotional or enthusiastic
fiery · heated · explosive · mercurial · tumultuous · agitated · overwrought · irascible · temperamental · moody
turbulent
Violently agitated or disturbed
- chaoticTotally without arrangement
- contentiousInclined toward disagreement
- hostileAggressively unfriendly
acrimonious · combative · fractious · divisive · embattled · adversarial · confrontational · volatile · unstable · tense
- storming outLeaving angrily and abruptly
- storming offLeaving angrily and dramatically
- storming the gates
- Storming of BastilleRevolutionary seizure of fortress