Hurry
Hurry noun - A state of noisy, confused activity.
Usage example: in all the hurry of the modern world, people tend to forget what's really important
Nearby Word: hurried
Storm
Storm noun - A state of noisy, confused activity.
Usage example: a few minutes of calm before the storm, when the store would open its doors on the busiest day of the year
How words are described
| real | real hurry | real storm |
| extreme | extreme hurry | extreme storm |
| huge | huge hurry | huge storm |
| terrible | terrible hurry | terrible storm |
| Other adjectives: major, mighty, biggest. | ||
Common collocations
| home | hurry home | storm home |
Both words in one sentence
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Frequently crops up in Alpha Protocol, with Mission Control often shouting in Mike's ear that he needs to hurry before his target gets away/the bad guys storm the gates/the bombs go off.
Source: Continue Your Mission, Dammit! -
The imminent political upheavals in 1989 made Billy want to hurry up and release Storm Front ASAP.
Source: Music / Billy Joel -
However, when their ice machine breaks, they must hurry back to shore in order to preserve their catch, but they discover that between them and safe harbor lurks a confluence of two weather fronts and a hurricane, creating the titular Perfect Storm.
Source: Film / The Perfect Storm
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