Modifies a noun

• marriage: Amazing June has required more effort each succeeding year of our often tempestuous marriage.

• affair: A piece of material, touched, smelled, wrapped is a tempestuous love affair with materials.

• relationship: I weep at my piano is inspired by the tempestuous relationship between these one-time friends.

• sea: The lovers are blasted around tempestuous seas for all eternity.

• night: It was a wild, tempestuous night toward the close of November.

• life: Robert Robinson had been saved out of a tempestuous life of sin, through George Whitefield's ministry in England.

Modifying Another Word

• often: Yet it would be wholly wrong to see the story of his, often tempestuous life, in negative terms.

• very: The vessel took up what was considered by the seafaring class a very dangerous position, the sea being very tempestuous.

• sometimes: Paul Haines reports on how to keep a sometimes tempestuous relationship alive.