Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

arctic-wind

noun

/ˈɑːrktɪk wɪnd/

Definition

A cold and dry wind that originates from the Arctic region, characterized by low temperatures and strong gusts.

Examples

The arctic wind howled through the trees, leaving a trail of frost on the ground.
During winter, the arctic wind can make temperatures feel even colder than they are.
People bundled up in layers as the arctic wind swept across the town.

Meaning

Arctic wind refers to the chilling winds that blow from the Arctic, bringing cold air into other regions and often resulting in significant drops in temperature.