"Sough" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Sough" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Sough" Meaning
A faint, moaning or whining sound, especially of wind, water, or moving air.
"Sough" Examples
5 Usage Examples of the Word "Sough"
The wind began to sough through the trees, making a constant whistling sound.
The old wooden beam started to sough as the water rose higher and higher.
The fire crackled and soughed, filling the room with warmth on a cold winter's night.
The sailboat soughed across the waves, its sails partially furled.
As the storm approached, the power lines began to sough ominously, their wires creaking under the pressure.
"Sough" Similar Words
Soubrette
Souce
Soudan
Soueaster
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Soufriere
A Soufrière is a type of volcanic vent that is characterized by the emission of high-temperature hot gases, steam, and fine rock particles into the atmosphere.<br><br>1. The term is derived from the French word "soufre," meaning "sulfur," as these vents are often associated with sulfur deposits.<br>2. Soufrières can be found on land and underwater, although the latter are more commonly referred to as hydrothermal vents.<br>3. They are formed when groundwater seeps into the Earth's crust and is heated by magma or other geothermal activity.<br>4. The ejected gases and particles from a soufrière can create a smoke-like plume visible kilometers away, and may deposit sulfur deposits on surrounding surfaces.<br><br>Geological sites:<br><br> A Soufrière is often a local term for a volcanic complex or mountain.
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