Synonyms for Hurricane
ˈhɜr ɪˌkeɪn, ˈhʌr-; esp. Brit. -kənhur·ri·cane

Princeton's WordNet

1. hurricanenoun

   a severe tropical cyclone usually with heavy rains and winds moving a 73-136 knots (12 on the Beaufort scale)

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1. hurricanenoun

   Synonyms:
   tornado, violent gale

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1. hurricanenoun

   Synonyms:
   cyclone, tornado, typhoon

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1. List of paraphrases for "hurricane":

   typhoon, cyclone, hurricanes, tornado, storm, tornadoes, cyclones, twister, blowdown

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1. List of known nicknames for "Hurricane":

   Will C. Smith, Wendell Fite, DJ Hurricane, Hurricane, DJ, The Hurra

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1. hurricane

   Synonyms:
   North Atlantic tropical cyclone

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How to use Hurricane in a sentence?

1. Jason Rhodes:

   You would be able to follow weather patterns, even get above a hurricane, a satellite can't do that because its orbit can't be changed.

2. John Bel Edwards:

   Hurricane Delta is a dangerous storm that will bring strong winds, heavy rain, life-threatening storm surge and flooding to coastal Louisiana, and I am hopeful President Trump will quickly approve my request for a federal emergency declaration.

3. Jim Mcingvale:

   We will help each other now get through this crisis of flooding and hurricane.

4. Steve Scalise:

   Steve King comments about Hurricane Katrina victims are absurd and offensive, and are a complete contradiction to the strength and resilience the people of New Orleans demonstrated to the entire nation in the wake of the total devastation they experienced.

5. Deanne Criswell:

   The National Hurricane Center has been a great partner with FEMA for the longest period of time, right? And so, we work together collectively to make sure that we are getting consistent messaging out to state and local jurisdictions, but, a big piece of that as well, from the FEMA point of view, is that we work very closely with our state partners and our local partners as they are doing their preparedness efforts getting ready for this hurricane season.