blew in (Meaning)

blew in

to arrive casually or unexpectedly

No weak antonyms found.

The strong wind blew the leaves from the trees, creating a whirlwind of autumn colors.
The explosion blew out the windows, sending shards of glass flying into the air.
The gust blew away my hat, sending it down the street like a runaway balloon.
The fire blew out of control, spreading rapidly through the dry brush.
The storm blew with such force that it caused widespread power outages.
The boat blew over in the rough seas, sending its passengers overboard.
The whistle blew, signaling the start of the game.
The bubblegum blew into a large sphere, threatening to burst at any moment.
The balloon blew and expanded until it was the size of a small car.
The fan blew cool air onto my face, providing much-needed relief from the oppressive heat.

to arrive casually or unexpectedly

burst (in or into), barged (in), bursted (in or into), checked in, clocked (in), breezed (in), waltzed (in), hit, disembarked, pulled in

went, checked out,left,clocked (out), fled,

The strong wind blew the leaves from the trees, creating a whirlwind of autumn colors.

The explosion blew out the windows, sending shards of glass flying into the air.

The gust blew away my hat, sending it down the street like a runaway balloon.

The fire blew out of control, spreading rapidly through the dry brush.