Hurricane and Wonder

Hurricane

Hurricane noun - A state of noisy, confused activity.

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Wonder and hurricane are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wonder" instead a noun "Hurricane".

Wonder noun - Something extraordinary or surprising.

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Hurricane and wonder are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Hurricane" instead a noun "Wonder".

certain	certain hurricane	certain wonder
endless	endless hurricane	endless wonder
true	true hurricane	true wonder
small	small hurricane	small wonder
Other adjectives: bloody, giant, biggest.

He then asks: "I wonder if that goes for hurricanes..." Immediately, a hurricane hits, sinks the ship, and strands him on a deserted island.

Source: You Just Had to Say It
In the sequel, activating a Wonder initially manifests as a beam from the sky, quickly followed by anything from a localized hurricane to a volcanic eruption at ground zero.

Source: Kill Sat
Their attempt was to summon a goddess which would help the new aeon bloom into one of free love and peace rather than war — something which made even Crowley wonder what these nitwits were up to.. At one point an angered Parsons is said to have summoned a hurricane against Hubbard.

Source: Mad Scientist

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