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Definition of windswept - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
landscapeexposed to strong winds without protection
- The windswept beach was empty and desolate.
2.
weatherhaving hair blown in different directions by the wind
- Her windswept hair gave her a wild look.
Origin of windswept
English, wind (air movement) + swept (cleaned)
Examples of windswept in a sentence
Farmers struggled to grow crops on the windswept plains. The windswept trees lined the coast. His windswept appearance suggested he had been outside.
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- French:battu par les vents, ébouriffé, ...
- German:windgepeitscht, zerzaust, ...
- Italian:ventoso, ...
- Spanish:ventoso, despeinado, ...
- Portuguese:ventoso, despenteado pelo vento, ...
- Chinese:被风吹拂的, 被风吹乱的, ...
- Japanese:風に吹かれた, 風になびいた, ...
- Arabic:مَكْشُوف لِلرِّيَاح, مَبْعُوثَر, ...
- Hebrew:סָחוּף רוּחוֹת, פָּרוּעַ, ...
- Russian:ветреный, растрепанный ветром, ...
- Ukrainian:вітряний, ...
- Hindi:पवन-प्रभावित, बिखरा, ...
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