Definition Synonyms
Definition of windiness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
weatherRare state of having strong windsRare
- The windiness made it hard to walk.
2.
speech qualityRare tendency to be long-winded or verboseRare
- His speech's windiness made it difficult to follow the main points..
3.
shapeRare quality of being winding or twistingRare
- The windiness of the road made driving difficult.
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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- French:bourrasque, prolixité, ...
- German:Windigkeit, Weitschweifigkeit, ...
- Italian:ventosità, verbosità, ...
- Spanish:ventosidad, verbosidad, ...
- Portuguese:ventos fortes, verbosidade, ...
- Chinese:多风, 啰嗦, ...
- Japanese:強風, 冗長さ, ...
- Arabic:شِدَّة الرِّيَاح, إِسهاب, ...
- Hebrew:רַבּוּת רוּחוֹת, אֲרִיכוּת דִּבּוּר, ...
- Russian:ветреность, многословие, ...
- Ukrainian:вітряність, багатослівність, ...
- Hindi:तेज हवाएं, बातूनीपन, ...
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