windblown (Meaning)

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windblown (s)

used especially of trees; growing in a shape determined by the prevailing winds

The windblown leaves danced across the barren landscape, creating an ethereal tapestry.
The windblown trees creaked and swayed, their branches reaching toward the stormy sky.
Her windblown hair whipped around her face as she struggled against the relentless gusts.
The windblown sand stung our eyes as we made our way through the desert.
The windblown snow swirled and drifted, obscuring the path before us.
The hikers shivered in the windblown cold, their bodies chilled to the bone.
The windblown petals floated gently to the ground, a delicate reminder of the season's end.
The windblown waves crashed against the shore, creating a deafening roar.
The windblown embers from the campfire danced and flickered, casting an eerie glow on the surroundings.
The windblown kite soared high above the ground, a symbol of freedom and adventure.

used especially of trees; growing in a shape determined by the prevailing winds

blustery, breezy,windswept, gusty, blowy, cloudy, rough, squally,bleak, foul

clear, cloudless, bright, clear, fair, fair, sunny,sunny, cloudless, bright

The windblown leaves danced across the barren landscape, creating an ethereal tapestry.

The windblown trees creaked and swayed, their branches reaching toward the stormy sky.

Her windblown hair whipped around her face as she struggled against the relentless gusts.

The windblown sand stung our eyes as we made our way through the desert.