Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

wind-shake

noun

/ˈwɪnd.ʃeɪk/

Definition

A condition where trees or other structures are shaken by strong winds, often causing branches to sway or break.

Examples

During the storm, the wind-shake caused many branches to snap off the old oak tree.
The wind-shake of the tall pines could be heard rustling in the distance.
After the hurricane passed, the town was left with many trees that had experienced severe wind-shake.

Meaning

Wind-shake refers to the physical disturbance of trees and possibly other objects in response to the force of wind. This phenomenon typically occurs during storms or high winds.