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blustery
Meaning: marked by strong, noisy winds
blustery in a sentence
How blustery is used in real sentences:
On the blustery morning, leaves raced across the playground.
The blustery afternoon sent hats and papers tumbling across the field.
“On a blustery morning, Maya leaned forward so the wind would not push her back.”
— from the passage The Garden Below
Synonyms for blustery
Other words for blustery — windy, gusty and stormy — carry the same meaning.
- windy
- gusty
- stormy
Antonyms of blustery
Words that mean the opposite of blustery:
- calm
- still
Where it comes from
From bluster 'to blow noisily'
Memory hook
BLUSTERY winds BLAST and blow.