Blow
Storms
Blow and storms are semantically related in strong weather topic. Sometimes you can use "Blow" instead a noun "Storms".
Both words in one sentence
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Highstorms are massive, hurricane-like storms that blow through the land every few days, blowing from east to west and carrying the mystical Stormlight.
Source: Hostile Weather -
He storms the Information Bureau not because it would be a huge blow to the Corrupternment but because they spelled 'Prinny' wrong in their newspaper.
Source: Grammar Nazi -
Years later, in Sergio Aragonés "A Mad Look at Fairy Tales", he tries and fails to blow the Pigs' brick house down, only to stop, gasping for breath; then he storms off, throwing away a box of cigarettes as he does.
Source: The Big Bad Wolf
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