windiness
ˈwɪndinəs
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Definition of windiness - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
weatherRarestate of having strong windsRare
  • The windiness made it hard to walk.
gustiness
2.
speech qualityRaretendency to be long-winded or verboseRare
  • His speech's windiness made it difficult to follow the main points..
garrulousness loquacity verbosity
3.
shapeRarequality of being winding or twistingRare
  • The windiness of the road made driving difficult.
serpentine
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Origin of windiness

Old English, wind (air in motion) + -ness (state)

Examples of windiness in a sentence

  • Due to the windiness, flights were delayed.
  • The professor's windiness bored the students.
  • Her windiness made the meeting drag on.
  • The windiness of the river path was charming to hikers.
  • Architects admired the windiness of the ancient streets.

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  1. French:bourrasque, prolixité, ...
  2. German:Windigkeit, Weitschweifigkeit, ...
  3. Italian:ventosità, verbosità, ...
  4. Spanish:ventosidad, verbosidad, ...
  5. Portuguese:ventos fortes, verbosidade, ...
  6. Chinese:多风, 啰嗦, ...
  7. Japanese:強風, 冗長さ, ...
  8. Arabic:شِدَّة الرِّيَاح, إِسهاب, ...
  9. Hebrew:רַבּוּת רוּחוֹת, אֲרִיכוּת דִּבּוּר, ...
  10. Russian:ветреность, многословие, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вітряність, багатослівність, ...
  12. Hindi:तेज हवाएं, बातूनीपन, ...

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