No. 3,917 in Spanish
violentas
Violentas: violent or forceful.
In a sentence
Las tormentas fueron muy violentas ayer.
The storms were very violent yesterday.
In this sentence, the word 'violentas' is used as an adjective to describe the intensity and dangerous nature of the storms, emphasizing their extreme behavior.
Ella expresó ideas violentas durante el debate.
She expressed violent ideas during the debate.
Here, 'violentas' serves to describe the nature of the ideas as aggressive or extreme, reflecting the figurative use of the term to characterize emotional or intellectual extremities.
El impacto violento de la colisión dañó el vehículo.
The violent impact of the collision damaged the vehicle.
In this case, 'violento' (masculine singular form aligning with 'impacto') illustrates the forcefulness of the collision, showing the physical strength of the action.
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