Definition & Meaning of "windblown"in English

windblown

appearing untidy because of the wind

Grammatical Information

Composition

Compound

qualitative

Superlative

most windblown

Comparative

more windblown

gradable

domain

appearance, weather, hair

Examples

Her windblown hair covered her face after the walk.

(of trees or plants) shaped by strong or prevailing winds, growing bent, twisted, or leaning in one direction

Examples

The island had low, windblown trees along the coast.

wind-blown

/wˈɪndblˈoʊn/

wind-blown

carried, moved, or spread by the wind

Grammatical Information

Examples

Wind-blown sand covered the road after the storm.

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