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Bluster
01
loud, noisy commotion or turbulence
Examples
The bluster in the streets made it hard to hear the announcement.
Political bluster filled the hall during the heated debate.
02
loud or boastful talk or behavior meant to impress or show bravery, often without real courage or substance
Examples
His threats were nothing but bluster.
The politician 's speech was full of empty bluster.
03
a strong, noisy, and gusty wind, often accompanied by turbulent
Examples
The weather report warned of a bluster expected to sweep through the region, bringing strong winds and unsettled conditions.
As the bluster intensified, tree branches swayed vigorously and loose debris scattered across the streets.
to bluster
01
to speak or act in a loud, boastful, or self-important way, often to impress or intimidate others
Intransitive
Examples
He blustered about his achievements to anyone who would listen.
The manager blustered at the staff instead of addressing the real issue.
02
(of wind) to blow forcefully and noisily
Intransitive
Examples
The cold wind blustered through the narrow streets.
Storm clouds gathered and the wind began to bluster.
Lexical Tree
blusterous
blustery
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