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What are good verbs for a hurricane?

Here are some verbs that capture different aspects of a hurricane:

For general hurricane activity:

* Raging: This emphasizes the powerful and destructive nature of the storm.

* Whirling: This highlights the spinning motion of the hurricane.

* Churning: This emphasizes the churning and mixing of air and water that characterizes the storm.

* Battering: This describes the forceful impact of the hurricane's wind and rain.

* Ravaging: This emphasizes the destructive power of the storm.

* Sweeping: This emphasizes the broad movement of the hurricane across a region.

* Lashing: This emphasizes the forceful impact of wind and rain.

For specific hurricane phenomena:

* Howling: This describes the sound of the wind.

* Roaring: This describes the intense sound of the storm.

* Crashing: This describes the sound of waves crashing against the shore.

* Torrential: This describes heavy, intense rainfall.

* Surging: This describes the rise of the storm surge, the abnormal rise of the sea level caused by a hurricane.

* Devouring: This emphasizes the destructive power of the storm, as if it is swallowing up everything in its path.

* Spitting: This emphasizes the forceful expulsion of rain and debris from the storm.

For the aftermath:

* Leaving: This emphasizes the storm's departure from a region.

* Destroying: This describes the damage caused by the storm.

* Devastating: This emphasizes the widespread and severe destruction caused by the storm.

* Transforming: This emphasizes the long-term changes to the landscape and environment caused by the storm.

The best verb to use will depend on the specific context and the emphasis you want to convey.

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