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adjective
- 1. carried or driven by the wind: "windblown sand"
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adjective. (also wind-blown) uk / ˈwɪnd.bləʊn / us / ˈwɪnd.bloʊn / Add to word list. carried by the wind: They say that windblown pollen from the genetically modified trees could affect other nearby forests in unpredictable ways. Researchers suspect that wind-blown pollution lies behind the multiple sheep deaths.
The meaning of WINDBLOWN is blown by the wind; especially : having a permanent set or character of growth determined by the prevailing winds. How to use windblown in a sentence.
Windblown definition: blown by the wind. See examples of WINDBLOWN used in a sentence.
adjective. (also wind-blown) us / ˈwɪnd.bloʊn / uk / ˈwɪnd.bləʊn / Add to word list. carried by the wind: They say that windblown pollen from the genetically modified trees could affect other nearby forests in unpredictable ways. Researchers suspect that wind-blown pollution lies behind the multiple sheep deaths.
1. Blown or dispersed by the wind: windblown pollen. 2. Growing or shaped in a manner governed by the prevailing winds: windblown scrub pines. 3. Cut short and curled or combed toward the front of the head: a windblown hairstyle. American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition.
windblown. (wɪndbloʊn ) 1. adjective. You can use windblown to indicate that something has been blown from one place to another by the wind. Silt and windblown soil buried the site even deeper. 2. adjective. If something such as someone's hair is windblown, it is untidy because it has been blown about by the wind.
Definitions of 'windblown' 1. You can use windblown to indicate that something has been blown from one place to another by the wind. [...] 2. If something such as someone's hair is windblown, it is untidy because it has been blown about by the wind. [...] More. Pronunciations of 'windblown' American English: wɪndbloʊn. More.
