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(of a tree) growing in a distorted shape produced by the prevailing winds.
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(of seeds, leaves etc) dispersed by the wind.
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(of a person) having disheveled hair blown about by the wind.
Examples of windblown in a Sentence
Geologically, as well as physically, India consists of three distinct regions, the Himalayas, the Peninsula, and - between these two - the Indo-Gangetic plain with its covering of alluvium and windblown sands.
These fences, beside trapping windblown sand, force the waves to break farther offshore.
The trunk of a windblown tree has also been positioned on site to form a rustic seat.
Mönch, ( that 's not cloud, it 's windblown snow).
Windblown seed, traveling 70 meters in September was the known source of this particular problem, with enforced winter grazing completing the job.
The bridge will capture the energy and grace of windblown reeds and birds in flight.
It is important that large areas of windblown timber are harvested quickly, in order to maximize the volume of usable timber.
Some people opt to weather windows with a plastic barrier that blocks drafts and windblown rain.
This look will give you a windblown look that is exotic and a little wild.