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Definition of windily - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
weatherRare with a lot of windRare
- The leaves rustled as it blew windily that afternoon..
2.
verbose mannerRare in a manner full of excessive talk without much substanceRare
- He spoke windily, barely touching on the main points..
3.
movementRare in a twisting or winding fashionRare
- The path windily led through the forest.
Origin of windily
Old English, windig (windy)
Examples of windily in a sentence
The kite flew windily in the open field. The politician windily discussed policies without offering solutions. She windily recounted her vacation, leaving out key details. The river flowed windily through the canyon. The kite danced windily in the sky.
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- French:avec beaucoup de vent, verbeusement, ...
- German:windig, weitschweifig, ...
- Italian:ventosamente, verbosamente, ...
- Spanish:ventosamente, de manera verbosa, ...
- Portuguese:ventosamente, verbosamente, ...
- Chinese:风很大地, 啰嗦地, ...
- Japanese:風が強く, 冗長に, ...
- Arabic:بِرِيَاحٍ شَدِيدَة, بِإِسْهَاب, ...
- Hebrew:בְּרוּחַ, בְּאֹפֶן מַגְזִים, ...
- Russian:ветрено, многословно, ...
- Ukrainian:вітряно, багатослівно, ...
- Hindi:तेज हवा से, लंबी-चौड़ी बातों में, ...
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