stormer
- noun
- /ˈstɔrmər/
- UK
- That concert was a real stormer!
Examples
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The climactic final act of the play was a real stormer, leaving the audience in awe.
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What a stormer!
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Her solo was a stormer that had the whole audience on their feet by the end.
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The new product launch was a real stormer and exceeded all expectations.
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He played a stormer in the final match, scoring three goals for his team.
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Her performance at the music festival was a stormer, captivating everyone in attendance.
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The championship game turned out to be a stormer, thrilling fans with its intense competition.
Synonyms
Something very impressive that makes people stop and look
A person or thing that is very good and surprising
A very exciting event, often a close sports game
A show or event that people find very exciting
A very big success, like a popular film
A very successful result that does exactly what it should
Antonyms
How Successful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Stormer comes from the idea of a storm, something that sweeps people up. A helpful way to remember it is to picture a performance that hits the audience like a fast storm, so a stormer is an outstanding, exciting success.