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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a devastating storm" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a storm that causes significant damage or destruction.
Example: "The coastal town was left in ruins after a devastating storm swept through the area, uprooting trees and flooding homes."
Alternatives: "a catastrophic storm" or "a destructive storm".
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But the principal can be wiped out if a devastating storm does strike.
From a devastating storm, my neighbors had managed to build new dreams.
"This was a devastating storm, maybe the worst that we have ever experienced," New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg said.
"We're ready, but there's no way to prevent widespread outages in the wake of a devastating storm".
Hurricane Center, Gov. Blanco, "Brownie" and Nagin that this was going to be a devastating storm and quite likely the levees would be breached.
There are no traces of such barbs in the dwindling days of the race, however, even as a devastating storm buffeted the campaign and much of the country.
For a state hard hit by the recession, the bustling downtown before the sold-out game was a welcome sight, like a rainbow after a devastating storm.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet A little breeze distracts Mr. Lessmore, and then suddenly becomes a devastating storm.
"This is a time to focus on what was a devastating storm and the terrible aftermath of that storm," he said.
We can pump them now or we can do it 10 or 20 years from now after we've had a devastating storm.
A group of songbirds may have avoided a devastating storm by fleeing their US breeding grounds after detecting telltale infrasound waves.
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