STILL WEATHER

Definition: A condition of the atmosphere where there is little or no wind, resulting in calm and unchanging weather conditions.

Synonyms: Calm Winds, No Breeze, Stagnant Air, Windless Day, Quiet Atmosphere

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The butterflies danced gracefully in the still weather.

He loves flying kites on days of still weather.

During still weather, sailing on the sea is a serene experience.

The hot air balloon soared peacefully in the still weather.

We set up a telescope to gaze at the stars in the still weather.

The hair of the scarecrow stayed unmoved in the still weather.

The artist found inspiration in the still weather, capturing the tranquility of nature on the canvas.

The sailboats gracefully glided across the glassy surface of the lake, taking advantage of the still weather.

Farmers welcomed the still weather for a successful harvest, with no disruptive winds affecting their crops.

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The construction workers took advantage of the still weather to make precise installations on the skyscraper's exterior.

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Despite the still weather, the ocean waves crashed violently against the shore.

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The still weather made it ideal for hot air balloon rides.

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In the quiet of the still weather, one could hear the rustle of leaves underfoot.

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Still weather makes for perfect sailing conditions on the tranquil lake.

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The picnic was delightful thanks to the still weather, allowing us to enjoy our meal without any disturbances.

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We decided to go for a hike in the mountains, hoping for still weather to ensure a peaceful and safe journey.

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Despite the forecast predicting still weather, a sudden gust of wind swept through the valley, catching us off guard.

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The farmers were relieved to see still weather as it provided optimal conditions for planting their crops.

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Still weather dominates the seaside today.

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The hikers enjoyed the still weather during their trek.

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In farming, still weather can affect crop growth.

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The still weather persisted throughout the weekend.

A: Good morning, Susan. How's everything going with the project?B: Good morning, Tom. Everything's going smoothly so far. We've made significant progress. However, we seem to be experiencing a 'still weather' phase in terms of new developments.A: I see. So, are there any particular challenges causing this?B: Not really, it's more about reaching a point where we need to wait for certain feedback and approvals before we can proceed further. It's a bit like a calm before the storm, you could say.A: Got it. Well, it's good to know that things are progressing steadily. Let's ensure we're prepared for when the 'storm' does hit.

STILL WEATHER

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