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Definition of windblown - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
appearancehaving hair disheveled by the wind
- She arrived with windblown hair.
2.
treesgrowing in a shape determined by the wind
- The windblown trees leaned to one side.
3.
treesfelled by the wind
- The storm left many windblown trees.
4.
covered by windcovered with material carried by wind
- The fields were windblown with sand after the storm.
5.
seedsdispersed by the wind
- The windblown seeds scattered across the field.
Origin of windblown
Old English, wind (air in motion) + blawen (blown)
Terms with windblown included in their meaning
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geology
sediments formed by windblown sand or dust
sediment
yellowish windblown soil made of silt and clay
Examples of windblown in a sentence
After the ride, his windblown appearance was quite amusing. The windblown branches creaked in the storm. Windblown leaves scattered across the yard. Rangers cleared windblown trunks from the trail. The hillside was littered with windblown pines. The windblown leaves covered the entire yard.
The windblown dust made it hard to see. Windblown dandelions danced across the lawn. The artist captured the windblown petals in her painting.
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- French:décoiffé, façonné par le vent, ...
- German:zerzaust, windgepeitscht, ...
- Italian:arruffato, sferzato dal vento, ...
- Spanish:despeinado, moldeado por el viento, ...
- Portuguese:despenteado, moldadas pelo vento, ...
- Chinese:被风吹乱的, 风雕刻的, ...
- Japanese:風で乱れた, 風で形作られた, ...
- Arabic:مُبَعْثَر بِالرِّيَاح, مُنْدَفِع بِالرِّيَاح, ...
- Hebrew:פָּרוּעַ, מְעוּצָב בְּרוּחַ, ...
- Russian:растрепанный ветром, ветрообразный, ...
- Ukrainian:розтріпаний, вітровий, ...
- Hindi:हवा से बिखरा, हवा से झुका हुआ, ...
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