gales

The word “gales” has 1 syllable: gales

It's pronounced as /ɡeɪlz/


What is synonym and antonym for gales?

In the thesaurus, “gales” has 28 synonyms.

Here are synonyms for gales along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for gales

  • agonies
  • blazes
  • blowups
  • bursts
  • deliriums
  • ebullitions
  • ecstasies
  • eruptions
  • explosions
  • firestorms
  • fits
  • flare-ups
  • flares
  • flashes
  • flushes
  • frenzies
  • furors
  • grouches
  • gushes
  • gusts
  • outbursts
  • paroxysms
  • rages
  • raptures
  • spasms
  • storms
  • tantrums
  • transports

Meanings of gales

  • noun
    1. A very strong wind, more than a breeze, less than a storm; number 7 through to 9 winds on the 12-step Beaufort scale.
    2. An outburst, especially of laughter.
    3. A light breeze.
    4. A song or story.
    5. A periodic payment, such as is made of a rent or annuity.

Example Sentences

  • The old lighthouse stood tall against the howling gales.
  • The sails billowed in the strong offshore gales during the regatta.
  • Autumn brought fierce gales that scattered leaves across the neighborhood.
  • The weather forecast predicted high winds and possible gales along the coast.
  • We secured the tent tightly to withstand the upcoming mountain gales.

On this page you'll find 28 synonyms or another words to gales, such as: agonies, blazes, blowups, bursts, deliriums, ebullitions, ecstasies.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

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banquets

  • dines
  • dinners
  • feasts
  • feeds
  • honors
  • junkets
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eats

  • affronts
  • aggravates
  • agitates
  • aliment
  • angers
  • annoys
  • antagonizes
  • badgers
  • baits
  • ballyrags
  • banquets
  • board
  • boards
  • bolts
  • bothers
  • bread
  • breakfasts
  • breaks bread
  • breaks down
  • breaks up
  • bugs
  • bullyrags
  • chafes
  • chews
  • chow
  • chuck
  • comestibles
  • commissary
  • consumes
  • corrodes
  • decimates
  • decomposes
  • destroys
  • devastates
  • devils
  • devours
  • diet
  • digests
  • digs in
  • dines
  • dines out
  • discomforts
  • discomposes
  • dish
  • disintegrates
  • dispatches
  • disquiets
  • dissolves
  • distresses
  • downs
  • eatables
  • edibles
  • enflames
  • enrages
  • ensilage
  • erodes
  • exasperates
  • exercises
  • fare
  • fares
  • feast
  • feasts
  • feed
  • feeds
  • finger food
  • fodder
  • food
  • foodstuffs
  • forage
  • frets
  • frosts
  • galls
  • gets
  • gets to
  • gluts
  • gnaws
  • gorges
  • gormandizes
  • grates
  • grazes
  • gripes
  • grub
  • gulps
  • gums
  • hagrides
  • harasses
  • harries
  • hassles
  • heckles
  • incenses
  • inflames
  • infuriates
  • ingests
  • insults
  • irks
  • irritates
  • itches
  • laps
  • licks
  • lunches
  • maddens
  • meal
  • meals
  • meat
  • mess
  • messes
  • miffs
  • munches
  • nags
  • narks
  • natural food
  • nettles
  • nibbles
  • nosh
  • noshes
  • nourishment
  • nurses
  • nurture
  • nutriment
  • offends
  • outrages
  • overeats
  • overfeeds
  • pap
  • partakes
  • peeves
  • persecutes
  • perturbs
  • pesters
  • picks
  • picnics
  • pigs out
  • piques
  • plagues
  • plate
  • platter
  • polishes off
  • provender
  • provisions
  • provokes
  • puts away
  • puts down
  • puts out
  • rankles
  • rasps
  • rations
  • refreshes
  • refreshments
  • regale
  • regales
  • relishes
  • repast
  • repasts
  • riles
  • roils
  • rouses
  • rubs the wrong way
  • ruffles
  • ruins
  • savors
  • savours
  • scoffs
  • serving
  • silage
  • slop
  • slops
  • snacks
  • spites
  • spread
  • supplies
  • sups
  • sustenance
  • swallows
  • swill
  • swills
  • table
  • tastes
  • teases
  • tidbits
  • tucker
  • undoes
  • unhinges
  • unsettles
  • upsets
  • vexes
  • viands
  • victuals
  • vittles
  • wastes
  • wears on
  • wolfs
  • worries
  • wrecks

educationese

  • bureaucratese
  • computerese
  • governmentese
  • legalese
  • pentagonese
  • psychobabble
  • rigamarole
  • song and dance

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