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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈwɪndi/
windy means: With a lot of air blowing outside.
adjective
WIND BLOWINGA2
With a lot of air blowing outside.
- It is windy today.
- We had a cold, windy night.
- Will the weather stay windy tomorrow?
EXPOSED TO WINDA2
Open to moving air, with little protection from it.
- We stood on a windy hill.
- They built a shelter on the windy coast.
- Is there a less windy spot for our picnic?
EMPTY WORDSC2
Using many words but offering little useful information or real value.
- His windy speech offered no answers.
- They were tired of her windy promises.
- The article was full of windy rhetoric about progress.
Questions about windy
What does windy mean?
With a lot of air blowing outside.
What is windy in other languages?
Türkçe: rüzgârlı · Español: ventoso · Français: venteux · Deutsch: windig · Italiano: ventoso · 日本語: 風の強い
How do you pronounce windy?
It is pronounced /ˈwɪndi/.
How do you use windy in a sentence?
It is windy today. We had a cold, windy night.
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