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squally

[skwɒli]

squally Definition

  • 1(of weather) characterized by sudden violent winds
  • 2(of a person or their behavior) uncontrolled and marked by bursts of anger or violence
  • 3(of a sea or lake) rough and stormy

Using squally: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "squally" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The weather was squally and unpredictable.

  • Example

    She had a squally temper and often lashed out at others.

  • Example

    The boat struggled to stay afloat in the squally sea.

  • Example

    The squally conditions made it difficult to drive.

squally Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for squally

Phrases with squally

  • squally shower

    a brief, heavy shower of rain accompanied by strong gusts of wind

    Example

    We got caught in a squally shower on our way home.

  • squally weather

    weather characterized by sudden violent winds and often accompanied by rain or snow

    Example

    The sailors were warned of squally weather ahead.

  • squally seas

    rough and stormy seas with high waves and strong winds

    Example

    The fishermen braved the squally seas to catch fish for their families.

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Summary: squally in Brief

'Squally' [skwɒli] describes weather that is characterized by sudden violent winds, as well as a person or their behavior that is uncontrolled and marked by bursts of anger or violence. It also refers to a sea or lake that is rough and stormy. Examples include 'The weather was squally and unpredictable.' and 'She had a squally temper and often lashed out at others.' Phrases like 'squally shower' and 'squally weather' further illustrate this meaning.