stormed
SaySTORMDUS/stɔɹmd/UK/stɔːmd/
- 1Simple past and past participle of storm.
He stormed off without saying goodbye to anyone.
Protesters stormed the parliament building and occupied the main hall.
Note
One regular -ed spelling covers both past forms, so the surrounding words tell them apart. Alone it is the simple past. After have it forms the perfect (troops had stormed the gates). After be it forms the passive, which only the transitive uses allow: the fort was stormed, a heart stormed by love. The weather use takes a dummy it, as in it stormed all night, and is an American construction.
stormed is a form of storm
storm, verb: To move quickly and noisily, like a storm, usually in a state of anger or uproar. Full entry
- Spelling
- storm → stormed: add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /d/.
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