Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

gust-of-wind

noun

/ɡʌst əv wɪnd/

Definition

A brief, strong burst of wind.

Examples

As the storm approached, a gust-of-wind knocked over the lighter objects in the garden.
The sailboat heeled over in the strong gust-of-wind, thrilling the sailors on board.
A sudden gust-of-wind caused the leaves to swirl dramatically around the park.

Meaning

A gust-of-wind refers to a sudden and powerful rush of air that can vary in strength and duration. It often occurs during storms or when weather conditions change quickly.