Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
windy
Adjective
/ˈwɪn.di/

Definition
Characterized by strong winds or a lot of wind.

Examples
- It was a windy day at the beach, making it difficult to fly kites.
- The trees swayed in the windy weather, their leaves rustling loudly.
- During the storm, the windy conditions knocked over several decorations in the yard.

Meaning
The term ‘windy’ can describe weather conditions where the breeze is noticeable and often strong.

Synonyms
- blustery
- gusty
- stormy
- breezy