windbreak (Meaning)

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windbreak (n)

hedge or fence of trees designed to lessen the force of the wind and reduce erosion

The tall trees formed an effective windbreak, shielding the house from the harsh gusts.
The farmer erected a sturdy windbreak of shrubs to protect his crops from damaging winds.
The row of evergreen trees served as a natural windbreak, creating a calm and sheltered area behind it.
Planting trees as windbreaks can reduce wind erosion and conserve soil moisture.
The windbreak was essential for preventing snowdrifts from accumulating in the driveway.
The homeowners installed a windbreak of hedges to enhance privacy and reduce noise from the busy street.
The well-maintained windbreak helped to maintain a stable garden environment, protecting plants from weather extremes.
The community project involved planting a windbreak of native wildflowers to attract pollinators and provide wildlife habitat.
The installation of a windbreak fence around the construction site minimized dust and debris dispersal.
The tree-lined windbreak created a picturesque avenue that welcomed visitors to the park.

hedge or fence of trees designed to lessen the force of the wind and reduce erosion

palisade, shed, fortress, lee, dwelling, stronghold, roof, redoubt, castle, fort

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The tall trees formed an effective windbreak, shielding the house from the harsh gusts.

The farmer erected a sturdy windbreak of shrubs to protect his crops from damaging winds.

The row of evergreen trees served as a natural windbreak, creating a calm and sheltered area behind it.

Planting trees as windbreaks can reduce wind erosion and conserve soil moisture.