buffeting's Usage Examples:

Suddenly, the buffeting stopped, and control resumed for a few seconds.

loads, as well as inertia loads due to vibrations caused by gusts and buffeting.

just transonic buffeting, but the resumption of normal control once a certain speed was exceeded, then a resumption of severe buffeting once the Me 262.

Hurricane Five was the most catastrophic storm of the season, buffeting western Cuba for an extended period of time as it slowly executed a counterclockwise.

strait, Frobisher with apparent reluctance turned back, and after many buffetings and separations, the fleet at last came to anchor in Frobisher Bay.

This condition is called buffeting, and can be an annoyance to the vehicle"s occupants.

Pip and Jane Baker's novelisation of Time and the Rani provides the first relatively brief attempt to explain the Doctor's regeneration (specifically, that it was triggered by tumultuous buffeting as the Rani attacked the TARDIS).

They would be "destroyed in the flesh, and shall be delivered unto the buffetings of Satan unto the day of redemption" (D"C 132:26).

being buffeting of the tail unit, but were interrupted when the aircraft nosed over, repairs were not carried out to the first prototype.

185 mph IAS, light turbulence and buffeting were experienced.

decided in June the second party arrived too late, when winter winds were buffeting the mountain.

The tower tapers as it rises, forming some triangular elements, to reduce buffeting due to strong winds and improve wind loading.

Synonyms:

blow, bump, pounding,

Antonyms:

understate, succeed, miss, promote,