Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
foul-weather
Adjective
/faʊl ˈwɛðər/

Definition
Related to or characteristic of bad weather conditions.

Examples
- The foul-weather gear kept the sailors dry during the storm.
- She decided to stay indoors due to the foul-weather conditions outside.
- The marathon was postponed because of the foul-weather forecast.

Meaning
Foul weather typically refers to severe or unpleasant weather, such as storms, heavy rain, or strong winds.

Synonyms
- Stormy
- Inclement
- Bad
- Rough