v. 1 take by force; 2 attack suddenly; 3 rain or hail or snow hard and be very windy often with thunder or lightning
The police stormed into the bank.
The police stormed into the bank.
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Marauding troups stormed the gates of the castle ready to attack.
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He stormed off fuming about the broken bicycle.
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What happened to Gally when he stormed into the Homestead?
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The crime committed was so odious that people stormed the prison.
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Who was on watch when the governor's men stormed aboard?
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When terrorists stormed the hospital, who did Kyle find on the floor of Slated patients?
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The troopers stormed the city.
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attack; assail; penetrate; hard rain; strong wind
invited; pleasant weather
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stormed
formed
swarmed
warmed
conformed
deformed
informed
malformed
performed
reformed
transformed
unformed
misinformed
uninformed
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