Synonym: shout, squall, tempest, wind, windstorm. Antonym: breeze. Similar words: galileo galilei, legal, gallop, gallon, legally, frugal, galaxy, gallery. Meaning: [geɪl] 
n. a strong wind moving 45-90 knots; force 7 to 10 on Beaufort scale.
n. a strong wind moving 45-90 knots; force 7 to 10 on Beaufort scale. 
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91. But the wind was from the south, nearly gale force, and there was no holding back.
92. Frail souls and stronger can be dashed to the ground by gale force winds that blow for days on end.
93. The little square was relatively sheltered, and in the hall the gale was no more than a distant, muffled roar.
94. With the rain came a southerly wind, moderate at first but then steadily increasing until it built to gale force.
95. And Gale was involved again as compatriot Ivan Henjak collected his kick ahead to touch down.
96. A fierce gale, huge waves, and a drenching rain bear down upon the frail whaling ship with all their might.
97. The larval stages remained clinging to the mast, to blow away in the next gale.
98. It was blowing a monstrous gale.
99. There's going to be a fresh gale tomorrow.
100. The gale careened the sailboat.
101. A gale suddenly blows in.
102. The gale reached its crescendo in the evening.
103. The foremast carried away in the strong gale.
104. There's going to be a moderate gale tomorrow.
105. Their ship ran into a strong gale at sea.
106. The gale is slackening up.
107. The gale blew down the flagstaff.
108. The window blew open in the strong gale.
109. Last night's gale played havoc with the apple orchard.
110. Hundreds of trees were blown down in the gale.
111. A strong gale swept down on the atlantic coast.
112. There's going to be a whole gale this evening.
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113. A gale of laughter went up in the saloon.
114. The gale uprooted the tree.
115. One day, sweep fresh gale.
116. There's going to be a strong gale this afternoon.
117. There's a gale blowing.
118. The wooden buildings were ripped to matchwood by the gale.
119. 'She was here for a couple of weeks and we thought she'd settled in, but soon afterwards Jessie disappeared', her owner Sheree Gale, 31, told Northern Territory News.
120. Latest gale warning is as follows: Gale warning. Wind at 0800 UTC in Bohai Strait from direction 9 (compass point) and force Beaufort 9 veering to 12 (compass point).