outblown (Meaning)
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outblown (a.)
Inflated with wind.
Synonyms & Antonyms of outblown
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outblown Sentence Examples
- The gale outblown extinguished the frail flames of the candle.
- Her once radiant beauty was now outblown, leaving only a shadow of her former glory.
- The tempest's outblown fury uprooted trees and sent debris flying.
- The scent of jasmine was outblown by the overpowering stench of sewage.
- The outblown embers of the bonfire flickered and died, leaving only smoldering ashes.
- His outblown temper caused him to lash out at his loved ones.
- The outblown sails of the schooner filled with the wind, propelling it swiftly across the ocean.
- The explosion outblown windows and walls, leaving behind a scene of devastation.
- Her outblown hair danced wildly in the breeze, framing her beautiful face.
- The outblown fire hydrant sent cascading jets of water into the roaring flames.
FAQs About the word outblown
Inflated with wind.
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The gale outblown extinguished the frail flames of the candle.
Her once radiant beauty was now outblown, leaving only a shadow of her former glory.
The tempest's outblown fury uprooted trees and sent debris flying.
The scent of jasmine was outblown by the overpowering stench of sewage.
